Through the lens of photographer Eleanor Brown and the poignant perspective of Geoff Edmonds, a man living with dementia, this powerful photobook invites readers to experience the reality of daily life with this often misunderstood condition.

What may seem like a simple, everyday moment to the casual observer can hold profound meaning when viewed through the eyes of someone who is living with dementia. From familiar spaces and routines to fleeting moments of connection and confusion, each photograph in this collection captures the often-overlooked nuances of a life shaped by memory loss, disorientation, and change.

Geoff Edmonds, who has lived with dementia since 2021, offers an intimate view of his own journey, inviting us to pause, reflect, and truly *see* the world through his eyes. Together with Eleanor Brown’s evocative photography, this book challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about dementia and encourages them to imagine the emotional and psychological impact of living with the condition every single day.

This is not just a collection of images — it is a call to empathy. It asks us to slow down, look closely, and consider how we might feel in a world where every moment is a little less certain, and every day a little harder to navigate. It is a reminder of the importance of compassion, connection, and understanding as we face one of society’s most pressing health challenges.

This is a book that will stay with you long after you turn the final page.