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children eating apples in an orchard in wheelbarrow

Apple Picking Break (Archival Pigment Print2015, 16" x 10")

children holding worms on a summer day

Worms! (Archival Pigment Print 2014, 15" x 10")

boy-stitches-surgery

We Waited for the Plastic Surgeon (Archival Pigment Print 2017, 12" x 12", iPhone)

family-trail-ride-horse-montana

Family Trail Ride (Archival Pigment Print 2017, 16" x 10")

child-sledding-hill-snow

Another Run (Archival Pigment Print 2019, 12" x 15")

little girl running to playground after school

Free After School (Archival Pigment Print 2016, 12" x 10")

toddler climbing rock wall

Future Rock Climber (Archival Pigment Print 2016, 12" x 15")

children and carnival worker waiting for the next midway ride

Bear Affair (Archival Pigment Print 2016, 14" x 10")

blacksmith shop at Cheyenne Frontier Days

He's Not a Farrier (Archival Pigment Print 2016, 15" x 10")

toddler leaning on John Deere tractor

Hello, Tractor (Archival Pigment Print 2016, 15" x 10")

siblings-pool-ladder-pushing

Working Up to It (Archival Pigment Print 2019, 15" x 12")

dad-pool-daugther-throwing

Pool Tossing (Archival Pigment Print 2019, 15" x 10")

kids-fishing-choptank

Fishing Photo Op (Archival Pigment Print 2017, 15" x 10")

family-beach-fishing

Day at the Beach (Archival Pigment Print 2017, 14" x 10")

girl running into hay maze

Into the Maze (Archival Pigment Print 2014, 15" x 10")

In Adventures in Childhood, I’m photographing the day to day activities on which my children embark in the world outside our home. Through this project, I remember the feels of joy and excitement that I experienced as a child—a welcome contrast to the monotonous slog I now experience of packing enough snacks and water and sunscreen to take three children on a half-day outing. These adventures are not necessarily monumental or unique, but in my children’s eyes they are exhilarating.  For an instant, when I capture that spirit, I share in their enthusiasm; I see the world from their perspective. And I understand why the effort to undertake these discoveries is so important for all of us.

(c) Natalie Fay Green 2017