Kitty and Lala work as wedding photographers in China, and this short film follows how digital tools have reshaped the way they see and shoot. The camera watches them at work sessions, reviewing shots on screens, editing images, and talking through how software and digital cameras have changed what a wedding photo even looks like compared to the film era. Rather than treating technology as background, the film treats it as the actual subject: how a screen between the photographer and the moment changes the moment itself, and what gets gained or lost when every image can be checked, retaken, and edited instantly. Kitty and Lala speak plainly about their own habits and preferences rather than offering polished statements, giving the film an observational, workday feel. It stays small and specific, tracking two working photographers rather than making broad claims about photography or China, and that focus is what makes it work.