Snapshot

It's the same guy.

Get the fuck out of here!

- Yeah, get out of here.

Get out of here, come on!

Get the fuck out of here!

- I'm Gina. - Gina...

Is this him?

It's him, boss.

- My privacy's not for sale.

Not for sale. Not for sale. Not for sale.

Hey. Good morning.

How you feeling?

I need coffee.

These are so good.

Did you take all of them?

Mm-hmm.

- You seem to be dealing with this transition pretty well.

- Losing the house didn't bother me,

nearly as much as closing the gallery will.

I don't smell coffee.

- Why didn't you put these up in the gallery?

- Come on, it's too early for this.

I don't wanna get into it right now.

Can we get back to coffee?

- I'm sorry, did you think I was gonna make the coffee?

Yeah...

Are these your parents and you, with Eddie, in fire hats?

Yeah.

Who's this?

Phil Collins, with hair.

And this?

That's my dad.

He's handsome like you.

- Wouldn't that be, I'm handsome like him?

Your coffee, Madame.

Thank you, sir. (laughing)

Is this instant coffee?

Mm-hmm.

Delicious.

So, what's your day looking like?

- Gotta go take some shots

of the firehouse for Casey.

- Thanks for taking her under your wing.

I know she's a handful.

- Well, she is related to you, isn't she?

- Do you wanna have lunch today?

- Not really. I've got a full day.

Gonna go see Mom for her birthday.

Do you want company?

No, I'm good.

Okay.

Shit, I'm late.

Bye.

How about dinner tonight?

Pellegrino's, say seven?

Loving it.

- I've never known you to come here.

- Just because you haven't seen me,

doesn't mean I don't come.

(laughing) Fair enough.

- You ever gonna forgive me, Dad?

- You ready to put that camera down,

and do the right thing?

- I'm never gonna be a fireman, Dad.

- You make it sound like being a fireman is a bad thing.

The fire department is

my life and my family.

Family is there for each other.

When they're needed.

Not when they feel like checking in.

Maybe you're right.

That was a long time ago, Dad.

Right here, now, on Mom's birthday,

can we bury the proverbial fireman's axe?

Put this behind us?

- I suppose you could still come in, get a pension,

do something noble with your life, I suppose.

- You don't have a lot of time left here to fix this.

Hey, Rose, you back there?

- Hey. - Hey.

Hey, sexy.

Give me one second.

Alright.

- Yeah, I'm out of stock on that.

But I can order one and have it next week.

- Okay, that sounds good. - Okay.

I've got your number so...

- Okay. - Thank you.

- We'll see you then, okay?

No problem. Bye-bye. Thanks.

- Hey, Rose, you got any of that 35 I need?

You know I do.

You're the only reason I keep it in stock.

No one else asks for this stuff.

You know I love my darkroom.

What's this thing about?

- Oh, it's the newest thing amongst techies.

It blends old and new technology.

It accommodates for all the big,

over-sized lenses, with that adapter.

I'm liking that.

- Yeah, well, check out this body.

This one.

It's my first trade-in with onboard computer,

dual processors, enhanced sensory technology,

built-in infrared optical transmitters,

blah blah blah blah blah, the thing's an animal.

And?

- And face detection, smile recognition,

and blink detection.

What else?

- I will throw in anything you want.

When are you gonna come out of the darkroom?

It's time to enter the age of digital, my love.

Come on, make the transition.

- Thanks, I think I'm fine with just the film.

- And I'll thrown in a free lesson.

We can go upstairs, do a little photo-shoot,

like old-time's sake.

Take the frickin camera.

It's a free trial, Jesus.

- Fine. Sometimes it's easier to just say yes to you.

Thanks, I'll bring it back in a couple of days.

- You won't be bringing it back. (giggling)

- See you soon. - Bye.

Good morning.

Is it?

Come on.

Put your seat belt on.

I'm sorry, I just can't take it this morning.

Game over.

Ugh! You're so boring.

Thank you.

What does Arianna see in you.

Thanks.

- Oh, so I read some of this lighting book you gave me.

It's a whole new language.

Yeah.

- But today is perfect for exteriors with the sun right?

- Actually, it's really blown out.

We're gonna start inside.

Oh, okay.

- Did you read that book, or what?

Yeah, of course I did.

Yeah, right.

Hey, Steve.

Hey, Tommy, how are you?

- Good. How are the kids?

- Everything's good, how about you?

I'm good. Is Eddie around?

- Yeah, I think he's around the back. let me go get him.

Eddie? - Yeah?

Your brother's here.

Hey, Tommy boy.

How's it going, buddy?

What's up, brother?

- Good, good. Hey, this is Casey, Arianna's cousin.

This is Eddie, my brother.

- Wow, you're so much cuter than your brother.

Hi.

He gets that a lot.

Is that you guys?

No, it's not us, don't worry.

So we're good to go?

Yeah, we got the green light.

But listen, dude, these are blue collar guys.

You can't go nuts. You gotta keep it low-key.

You know what I mean? I mean...

I got it. I got it.

What's the issue?

Nothing, it's all good, buddy.

- Hey, Casey, can you run back to the van and get the stuff?

- Yeah, whatever. - Alright.

- Let's go take a walk. - Cool.

So I just talked to Dad.