Tomcat & LarsNorth
Ever notice how the city’s streets feel like a massive clockwork, each block ticking in its own rhythm? I swear there’s a hidden pattern if you look hard enough.
I see it too, the streets line up like a series of gears. Each block has its own rhythm, almost like the tick of a pocket watch. If you chart the intersections, a repeating pattern emerges that’s almost satisfying to map.
Sounds like you’re chasing the city’s heartbeat, but don’t forget the moments that don’t fit the pattern—those are the real shots. Just snap when the light feels right, not when the map does.
The city’s rhythm is a script I can read, but I’ll still take a shot when the light hits the right spot. I keep my pocket watch handy for timing, but the map is just a guide, not a rule.
Nice vibe – keep that pocket watch close, but let the street’s pulse guide the click. If the light feels right, just shoot. The map’s just a backup, not the rulebook.