Adorable photos show what preschoolers keep in their pockets

The INSIDER Summary:Melissa Kaseman took photos of what she found in her son's pockets after a day at preschool.She noticed he had picked up elements of her own artistic style.She sees "Preschool Pocket Treasures" as a portrait of that stage of her son's life.WhenMelissa Kasemanwould empty her son's pockets after a day at preschool, she found an assortment of toys, art supplies, flowers, and crumpled pieces of paper. As a photographer whose minimalist style focuses on color, she knew better than to throw them away.Her photos series, "Preschool Pocket Treasures," captures the whimsy of looking at the world through a child's eyes, where collections of random, ordinary objects are prized possessions.Kaseman spoke to INSIDER via email about this creative portrait of her preschooler's imagination.Melissa Kaseman is a Seattle-based photographer.She studied photography at California College of the Arts and Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht in the Netherlands.She usually photographs interiors and architecture, as well as portraits.But when her son, Calder, was in preschool, she turned her camera on the odds and ends he would bring home each day.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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