"How's it coming along?" The question made Henry jump and he turned to find his mentor entering the break room. Henry just spread out his lunch seconds before and Jack took the seat opposite of him. Both their eyes went to the laptop sitting at the edge of the table.

"I finished developing the negatives. Everything is ready for you to look at and do some prints," Henry mumbled, his eyes down on his ramen cup.

"Come now, I know you're dying to show me those pictures of yours. Give my work a rest," the older man said, indicating the laptop with his fork. Henry finally pulled up the files with a few nervous taps of his finger before letting his mentor see. Jack hummed and stared for a minute, every part of him focused on the pictures. When he looked away, Henry nearly shook with nerves.

"It's a good start. Keep pushing it, kid. Don't just take pictures."

Henry didn't quite understand that, but he nodded his head. If it was advice from his mentor, then he would do his best to live and breathe it.