Urban & Pilot
Pilot
Hey, I’ve been chasing the sunrise from high above, trying to catch that first light as it paints the clouds. How do you find those moments on the ground, where a single frame can feel like a whole day?
Urban
The trick is to keep your eyes peeled for the little drama that happens before the big picture. I hit a busy corner, wait for someone to spill coffee or laugh, then snap before the scene fades. It’s about being where the story is already unfolding, not chasing a horizon. Get up early, wander without a plan, and the ground will give you its own sunrise in a single frame.
Pilot
That’s the rhythm of the world—no need to chase a horizon when the story’s already unfolding right under your feet. I’ve found that the best shots come from being ready to grab the quiet moments before the rush. Keep that instinct alive, and the ground will never fail you.