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I think that one of the greater challenges faced by any photographer, whether amateur or professional, is photographing one's own family.

Though we spend more time with them than any other people we may photograph, our families can often be our most difficult subject,

especially if we're talking about teenagers.

But actually, the challenge lies more in our ability to create something beautiful and moving

from the most ordinary of moments.

Can we see our own lives through the camera's viewfinder and moving from the most ordinary of moments.

Can we see our own lives through the camera's viewfinder and create photographs that resonate in the minds and hearts of people who don't even know us?

That's the challenge that Chuck and Urino faces as he documents the lives of his family,

particularly his young boys.

Though he works with kids in his role in education,

it is his private explorations with a camera

that have allowed him to capture moments that are both beautiful and universal,

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