"Naturally. Although - I'll admit, I'd like to see this captured by someone else with an artist's eye. I suppose this might be quaint," he confesses to her, with an air of vague embarrassment. "I know that photography captures only a portion of it. Filters out the harmony of the whole. But I find something sublime in the art form, truthfully. There's something stunning about the way that beauty feeds off beauty - when someone with a camera uses their own aesthetics to find what's beautiful about what someone else has used their own aesthetic sense to create.

"Does that make sense?" He offers a small laugh. "Or is that amateurish?"