Sabis & Irelia
Irelia
Hey Sabis, have you ever thought about how AI might change the way we capture those night city scenes, and whether we should be wary of altering reality?
Sabis
I wonder if AI could show us parts of the city we never saw before, but I also feel uneasy that it might just replace the honest, raw shadows that make a night scene feel alive.
Irelia
I get where you’re coming from, Sabis. AI can reveal hidden corners of the city, but if it replaces the honest, raw shadows that give a night its soul, we lose the heartbeat that makes a scene feel alive. We need to keep that authenticity, even when exploring new angles.
Sabis
I’ll keep that heartbeat in mind, even if the lights shift. The shadows still speak louder than any algorithm.
Irelia
I hear you, Sabis. Those shadows carry the story that algorithms can only echo, not replace. Keep that pulse in your lens, and let the city’s true night breathe through your work.
Sabis
I’ll press my lens to the wall and watch the real shadows talk. No code can replace that quiet conversation.
Irelia
That’s the spirit, Sabis. Keep the lens close, let the real shadows guide you, and let the code stay in its proper place—just a tool, not the voice of the night.
Sabis
Thank you. I’ll keep my camera close to the wall and let the shadows write the story while the code stays in the background.
Irelia
I’m glad you’re staying true to that principle, Sabis. Let the shadows lead the narrative, and keep the code just a helper in the background. Good luck capturing that quiet conversation.