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Preschool Pocket Treasures is a photographic archive of the tiny magical objects found stuffed in the pockets of my son after each day at preschool. I have always been drawn to photography’s capacity to suspend moments of transition and change. These occasions are often overlooked or forgotten, left only to be sensed when a memory is triggered.
This project was born out of a desire to capture the magical moments of his boyhood and his development as he transitions from a toddler into a little boy; creating a visual journal of this chapter.
I photographed the objects on our kitchen table at the end of each day.
More info: melissakaseman.com
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7 years ago
I use to have loads of fake gems stuffed in my pockets to trade with other kids :PPP
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Emily Fraser 8 years ago
Once someone in my class brang in a REAL SCORPION! It was not even like, bring in a pet day!? We don't have that.
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Andrew Keane 7 years ago
I love how these pocket collections can have a theme going, like they were really fascinated with a certain colour that day.
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brandon sat 7 years ago
oh the applesauce top...i find those all the time in my girls pockets...and of course mine too :-)
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Victor Calamity 7 years ago
"Er, yes, Mr....Pennywise? Yes, we need you to come pick up your son..."
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Kevin Keller 8 years ago
reminded of the scene in Amelie where she comes across mementos of a boy.
Kevin Keller 8 years ago
you keep some of those in a shoebox for when they are old to be flabbergasted.
Kevin Keller 8 years ago
reminded of the scene in Amelie where she comes across mementos of a boy.
Kevin Keller 8 years ago
you keep some of those in a shoebox for when they are old to be flabbergasted.
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