Macro & Revan
Hey Revan, ever think about how the ritual of setting up a camera before a sunrise shoot feels a lot like preparing for a match?
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Absolutely, it’s the same rhythm – line up the lens, set the settings, take a breath and mentally line up the match. Every sunrise shot feels like a pre‑combat ritual, and just like in the arena, the light changes and you have to stay sharp to make the win count.
Sounds like a good plan – just keep an eye on the horizon and the light will do the rest. If you’re patient, the sunrise will reward you with that perfect, quiet moment before the world wakes up.
I’ll set the tripod, adjust the aperture, and watch the horizon. That quiet moment before dawn is a rare trophy, and I’ll guard it like a shield.
Nice, that’s the spirit—set the gear, hold your breath, and let the light do its thing. The best shots come when you’re still and listening to the world wake up.