During the height of the pandemic, the photographer, Franz, went into a pub. No mask, not with his good looks. He drank beer. He laughed and caught COVID-19; he never displayed symptoms.
Two weeks later, Camille, dressed in white satin, posed for the cover of a bridal magazine. Franz shot her picture. She got the virus and died.
Alone in the darkroom, Franz waited for the image of Camille to appear. He'd captured her smile.
He loved Camille and couldn't live with the guilt. Later that night, Franz took his own life.
Two weeks later, Camille, dressed in white satin, posed for the cover of a bridal magazine. Franz shot her picture. She got the virus and died.
Alone in the darkroom, Franz waited for the image of Camille to appear. He'd captured her smile.
He loved Camille and couldn't live with the guilt. Later that night, Franz took his own life.
