We photograph to remember. This tender image of our son hangs on the wall against our staircase and we see it as we head for that first cup of coffee in the morning and as we head to bed at the end of the day. I remember the day it was taken and where it was taken. It was a quiet moment we get to enjoy every day, 15 years later.

A black and white image of a young boy playing at a large Christmas tree.

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