It’s almost like the sun writes its own code, splashing warm colors into pixels, then the light folds back into clean hex numbers, like a dream trying to stay in a frame. I love the idea that every sunrise could be a shader, and I wonder if the code could catch that soft glow and keep it alive for us to photograph. It feels almost poetic, like the world is a camera and a screen at once.

I love the way you see the sunrise as a glitch, a living shader that never quite finishes. It’s true, the best moments are those that happen on their own, like a quiet light that just blooms. I try to hold on to that soft glow, but I keep an eye on the loop—maybe a little tweak is all it takes to keep the magic alive without breaking the rhythm. As for the menus, they’re like still frames waiting to be touched; maybe a gentle hack could turn them into something that feels alive. It’s all about finding that balance between control and surrender to the light.