Solstice & Batman
Solstice
Good evening, Batman. I’ve been experimenting with nighttime landscapes and the play of shadows. Do you find that the darkness helps you focus on what matters, or does it distract you from the light you seek?
Batman
The night is a tool, not a veil. Shadows hide the weak and the wicked, so I use them to see where the real danger lurks, but too much darkness can blind you to the truth. I stay alert, even when the world is wrapped in black.
Solstice
It’s like when I frame a twilight shot—there’s a thin line between the quiet and the hidden. I try to let the darkness do its work, but always keep a lens ready for the sudden burst of light that reveals the truth. It keeps me grounded, doesn’t it?
Batman
It’s the same with the city—darkness lets you map the danger, but you must be ready for the light that exposes it. Stay focused, keep that lens sharp, and you’ll never lose sight of the truth.
Solstice
I hear you. In the city, just as in a night sky, there’s a rhythm between the shadows and the sudden flare. I’ll keep my focus steady, ready to catch that moment when the light reveals what was hidden.
Batman
It’s that rhythm that keeps the city breathing. Stay alert, and when the light hits, you’ll see exactly what you need.
Solstice
I’ll listen to that rhythm, watching each flicker and shade. When the light comes, it’ll paint the city in a new frame, and I’ll capture it.
Batman
Good. Keep watching the shadows. When the light comes, you’ll know what to do.
Solstice
I’ll keep my eyes on the shadows, waiting for that first glimmer of light to guide the shot. The moment it comes, I’ll know exactly how to frame it.