This work starts from a game-device whose intention is to take the act of photographing to exhaustion. Three players (A, B and C) are at once photographing and being photographed. They have four possibilities of action at hand: to photograph themselves (A photographs A), to photograph one of the others (A photographs B), to photograph the other one (A photographs C), and to photograph the two together (A photographs BC). A list of instructions consisting of sixty-four sentences describes all the combinations that can be accomplished. This version replaces the names of the players with the personal pronouns I, You and He.