The remarkable photograph is only the beginning.
Years later, the hair may still be the feature that makes people stop and look.
But it is no longer the whole story.
The real story is the life behind it.
And perhaps that is the most beautiful part of all.
Because appearances change.
Childhood passes.
Photographs become memories.
But the person we become is shaped by far more than the way we looked when we entered the world.
A baby can be born with snow-white hair.
A child can grow up different from everyone around him.
A teenager can struggle with attention.
And an adult can eventually discover that the thing that once made him feel unusual is simply one small part of what makes him unique.
The world may remember the boy with the extraordinary hair.
But his life is bigger than that image.
And that is the story worth remembering.