⚠️ Note: This episode is from the Intentional Documentary® era. I've kept it in the public archive because it's a timeless example of noticing the tiny, ordinary moments that often go unnoticed, let alone undocumented.

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In this 'story of the month' episode, you'll hear a listener-submitted story, from photographer Dreama Spence, about a quiet portrait of her Uncle Perry and the everyday ritual that made her reach for her camera.

It's a simple story. A man. A chair. A cup of coffee.

But it's also a powerful reminder to notice the people around us, and the routines that shape who they are, before they fade into the background.

This story might just spark one of your own.

Topics:

• The daily ritual of "Uncle Perry" through Dreama's lens
• Memory, photography, and everyday observation
• The beauty of documenting ordinary people and moments
• A call to acknowledge overlooked figures in your life
• Encouragement to submit stories to be published on Fearless and Framed (archived now)

Connect with Dreama + access the archived episode resources here: → dangerouslygoodstories.com/intentional-documentary-archive