Most families have thousands of photographs and almost no prints. Photos live in phones and cloud storage — backed up, yes, but buried. Scrolled past. Never quite arrived at. The intention to print them is always there. The printing rarely happens. And yet there’s something we lose when photos never make it off a screen. […]

The most common thing parents say when they see a beautiful photo of their child is: I wish I’d taken that. The second most common thing is: I need a better camera. But the photographs that move us — the ones that capture something true — are almost never about equipment. They’re about timing, patience, […]