An adorable series by San Francisco photographer Melissa Kaseman that shows her preschooler’s pocket contents that he brings home everyday.

It might be a collection of crumpled and insignificant items, but it speaks to the larger ideas of exploration, child innocence and creativity. Via HuffPost:

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“The magic of childhood is so fleeting, and these objects I kept finding in Calder’s pockets represent a chapter of boyhood, his imagination, and the magic of finding a ‘treasure,'” Kaseman told The Huffington Post, adding, “I like the idea of the photographs being a taxonomy report of a child’s imagination, specifically Calder’s. I hope he carries the wonderment of discovery throughout his life.”

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