Photographs

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The following is a list of photographs that either appear in several episodes, or are focal to the main arc in an episode.

Lee Fusco[]

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Masquerade”, “Bury the Lede”, “C.O.D.”	Lee Fusco
	Detective Fusco keeps a picture of his son Lee as wallpaper on his phone.
	“Super”, “In Extremis”, “M.I.A.”
	Fusco also has a framed copy of the picture on his desk in the NYPD 8th Precinct.

1x10, 1x14, 2x22
At some point, Ingram gave Finch a photo of their younger selves, and wrote "In the beginning... -N.I." on its back.
Finch keeps the photo in a copy of Arthur Koestler's "The Ghost in the Machine"
The photo also appears in the folder with information about Finch's past that Fusco collected for Reese.

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Ghosts”	Jessica Arndt
	Jessica's photo is first seen during an early stage of building the Machine (2007?)
	“Many Happy Returns”
	When Finch runs into Reese in the New Rochelle hospital, he has the photograph along with one of Peter Arndt and John Reese in a folder suggesting that he has been watching them. (2011)
	“God Mode”
	When Reese and Shaw search for Finch and Root, the Machine points them to a hidden wall safe in the Library where Reese finds Jessica's photo along with photos of other POIs and a map of possible Machine locations. (2013)

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“One Percent”	Anna Sanders
	Following the contingency function, Nathan Ingram added to the Machine shortly before it was shipped ^{(“No Good Deed”)}, the Machine sends Anna's number to Nathan Ingram in 2009.
	“Zero Day”, “God Mode”
	On Nathan's board in the Library
	“God Mode”
	Reese finds the picture in the Library safe when he and Shaw search for Finch and Root. (2013)

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Get Carter”	Joss Carter
	Finch printed out the picture after the Machine sent him Carter's number. (2011)
	“The Devil's Share”
	A larger version of the picture was placed at Carter's grave at her funeral. (2014)
	“Deus Ex Machina”
	Carter's photo was among a collection of POI photos and printouts that was scattered all over the floor when the Library was raided. (2014)

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Identity Crisis”	The Man in the Suit
	Special Agent Donnelly's only photograph that shows the Man in the Suit. He keeps the photo along with other evidence he has collected about the Man in the Suit in a secure FBI facility.
	“The Contingency”
	Special Counsel shows a copy of the picture to Denton Weeks when he informs him about the unknown man who helped Henry Peck escape from a team of ISA hitmen.

	“Endgame”
	Another picture of the Man in the Suit was taken by the dashboard camera of a police car that belonged to HR which was parked outside Judge Monahan's residence. It captured Reese with Carter and Alonzo Quinn.
	“The Crossing”
	Simmons shows the picture to a fellow cop to kick off the hunt for the Man in the Suit.
	“Deus Ex Machina”
	Samaritan finds the photo when it searches for Harold Finch's associates.

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“The Contingency”	Alicia Corwin
	Special Counsel shows the photo to Denton Weeks.
	“Prisoner's Dilemma”
	He keeps it along with reports about the murder and the RFID chip Hersh retrieved from Corwin's body in his desk drawer.
	“Zero Day”
	Special Counsel also has the picture attached to a report about Decima Technologies and the RFID chip they planted in Corwin.
	“Root Path (/)”
	The Machine connects the image to Root

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Many Happy Returns”	John Reese
	When Finch runs into Reese in the New Rochelle hospital, he has the photograph along with one of Peter Arndt and Jessica Arndt in a folder suggesting that he has been watching them. (2011)
	“Many Happy Returns”
	The picture appears in Reese's military file which Carter had sent over to the precinct. She takes a quick look at the file and then shreds it. (2012)
	“The Crossing”
	When Reese became a POI, Finch pinned the picture on his glass wall (2014)

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Firewall”	Caroline Turing
	When the Machine sends Finch Caroline Turing's number, he sticks her photograph to the glass board. The photo also appears on Turing's social network page.
	“Masquerade”	Root
	Reese investigates Root after she abducted Finch. He collects Root's photographs, bank statements and other documents in a folder.
	“Masquerade”
	Finch finds Reese's folder in one of the drawers in the Library.
	“Triggerman”
	Root's picture also appears on Finch's computer.
	“Trojan Horse”
	Finch starts collecting everything he and Reese have found out about Root on a small board in the Library.
	“Deus Ex Machina”
	Samaritan uses Root's headshot to look for her.

	“The Contingency”	Root
	Reese uses another photograph of Root to show Leon Tao after Root abducted Finch. he pictures later appeared on a small board where Finch collected everything he found out about Root. The picture of Finch was originally taken by Fusco in “Wolf and Cub” when Reese sent him spying on Finch. The black jacket on the very right of the image belongs to Will Ingram.

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Get Carter”	Unknown, possibly Paul Carter
	While protecting Detective Carter, Finch finds the picture of a man in uniform hidden behind the sun blinds of Carter's car.

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“Many Happy Returns”	John Reese and Jessica Arndt
	Detective Carter finds the picture among Jessica's belongings at her mother's house. She keeps the picture without telling Reese about it. In “Terra Incognita”, Reese finds the photos among Carter's personal effects while gathering information about a cold case Carter had worked on several years ago.
	“Terra Incognita”	John Reese and Jessica Arndt
	Reese takes out the picture of him and Jessica and explains to Carter why he left her: he was unsure he'd make it back from military service alive. Carter, however, chastises Reese for using Jessica's death as an excuse to shut out everyone around him.

Image	Episode	Character(s)
	“No Good Deed”	Harold Finch and Grace Hendricks
	Grace keeps a picture of her and Harold in her living room after she lost him in an accident.
	“Til Death”	Harold Finch and Grace Hendricks
	Harold keeps a photo of them posing in front of the "The Red Tower" painting in the Guggenheim museum.