Tittus & Photosight
Tittus
I spent a morning polishing my armor until it caught the first light after dawn—do you ever catch such a moment on camera?
Photosight
Got the same feeling when I stand before a mountain in the first light, eyes closed, waiting for the sun to tilt the ridges just so. I don't snap until the light is just right, but the moment? It lingers in the mind long after the shutter clicks.
Tittus
I know that feeling well, soldier. The sun's right angle can make even a simple picture feel like a vow—keep your patience, and you'll capture a moment worthy of the banners.
Photosight
Patience is the only gear I keep on hand. I’ll stand in the shade until the light folds the scene, then I shoot and edit until it’s a still that feels like a promise. Anything else is just a draft.
Tittus
Patience, the old steel in a knight’s heart, makes the picture as true as a vow on the field. Keep that promise, and the world will stand still for you.
Photosight
Thanks, but I usually wait for the light to line up before I even touch the shutter. It’s the small patience that keeps the moments honest.
Tittus
That patience is the same discipline that keeps a lance true in battle. When the light finally falls just right, you'll have a shot that honors the scene as well as your own code.