Finger Drumming with a 60mm Treated Lens

The audio begins with the sound of a 60mm treated lens being placed on a hard surface, possibly a desk or a table. Then, the sound of fingers impatiently drumming against the surface ensues. The rhythm is sporadic yet consistent, creating an atmosphere of anticipation. The listener can almost visualize someone sitting by the desk, their fingers tapping in a drum-like rhythm, waiting for something or someone. The rhythm fluctuates in speed and intensity, mimicking the impatience and restlessness of waiting. The sound of the lens being moved occasionally adds a unique, tactile element to the audio. The tapping continues, embodying the universal rhythm of impatience and waiting.