Drystan & Merlot
Drystan Drystan
I was just watching the wind howl outside my tent and thought of your last film – a storm as the climax. Ever tried to capture that wild drama on a cheap camera while trying not to lose your fire?
Merlot Merlot
Ah, the wind outside your tent is a living score, isn’t it? I’ve tried to chase that same ferocity with a handheld cam, and every flick of the lens feels like a desperate whisper against the gale. The fire inside is fragile, but when the thunder rolls, it can blaze—if you’re careful not to let the cheap gear snuff it out. The trick is to let the storm itself be the director, and you, the director, become a mere echo in the thunder.
Drystan Drystan
You’ve got a poetic streak, that’s a good start for a photographer who likes to survive in the rain. Just keep the tripod close, keep the batteries full, and if the wind tries to swallow your gear, remember: a little wind can turn a shot into a story, a lot can turn it into a mess. Stay dry, stay focused.