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We all live such ordinary lives.

We get up each morning, take a shower, brush our teeth, get ready for work or get

the kids ready for school.

We go through each day in activities that are very similar to the ones that we've done

the day before and the day before that.

Making the time seem like some homogeneous blur.

We don't think of those moments as being especially interesting or even memorable.

Yet in the hands of the right photographer, those very same moments can be fodder for something really interesting, beautiful,

and even poignant.

Moments that are both familiar and ordinary can take on a quality that reveals something

about ourselves and each other that we often miss in that blur that is our lives.

Photographer Susan Rosenberg-Jones is a photographer who's able to do that, whether she's

photographing her neighbors in her New York apartment complex or her husband during the

private and intimate moments of their lives together.

Susan demonstrates that there is nothing that is too ordinary and not

worthy of our attention when it's observed with curiosity, respect, and love.

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