“If you are like most people, then like most people, you don't know you're like most people.”
― Daniel M. Gilbert (Harvard Professor of Psychology), Stumbling on Happiness
Ordinary is normal. Ordinary is usual. Ordinary is how most things, people, and places are. A lush verdant plain with rolling hills, a curving river, and a quotidian sky picking up scraps of colors after the sunset are all very ordinary on their own. They don’t make much of anything remarkable, even when put together; nothing stands out really. However, things change dramatically when they come together in the presence of an observer, who is equally ordinary on his own, but is moved by the quiet symphonic display of these elements. All four ordinary components now resonate together for a brief fleeting moment. It is then, in that miraculous moment, the resonance becomes extraordinary.
PS: A shout-out to the amazing dynamic range of Mark IV. This is not a HDR, it's a single shot... only dodged and burned in places.
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