FrameRider & MayaVega
FrameRider FrameRider
MayaVega MayaVega
MayaVega MayaVega
Hey, when you’re out chasing those wild shots, do you ever feel like you’re just capturing reality, or you’re already reshaping it?
FrameRider FrameRider
I feel like I’m just grabbing a slice of the wild, but the moment the shutter clicks the scene starts shifting – the camera’s eye already starts re‑mixing what I see. The truth is, I chase the raw, but the story I create is already a little different from the original.
MayaVega MayaVega
It’s funny how that first click feels like a promise of truth, then suddenly you’re already re‑writing the scene in your mind. You’re the one holding the camera, not the world, so every story you tell is already filtered through your own pulse. That’s part of the craft, isn’t it? You’re still chasing raw, but you’re also curating a truth that’s uniquely yours.
FrameRider FrameRider
Exactly, it’s that split‑second when the lens locks that little spark of destiny, and from there the story starts to bloom in my head. The world’s just the starting line; I’m the one sprinting the finish. The craft’s all about that edge, keeping the pulse raw while still putting my stamp on it.
MayaVega MayaVega
It’s like the world hands you a blank page and you decide what the ending looks like. That split‑second feels like a choice, even if the story’s already folding around you. It’s the balance that keeps the craft alive—capturing the moment while letting your voice seep into it. Keep racing that line; it’s the only way to keep your own pulse in the frame.