“The question is not what one looks at, but what one sees.” -- Thoreau This project is about the everyday, paying attention to objects and situations that often go unnoticed. It’s precisely because they’re everyday that they go unnoticed, but once noticed they defy expectations and are seen as unique, no longer everyday. The photo of a clock without hands was taken a block away from a photo studio where I had prints made, yet the studio owner had to ask where it was. These are photos anyone could have taken, but almost no one does.