Moments from the life of ordinary people

Frames that do not claim to win photo awards. They are made by ordinary people. On the simplest cameras. But they touch to the core.

When Richard Deitch, a journalist for the American weekly sports magazine Sport Illustrated, asked on his Twitter the question: “Which of you have photos that capture the best thing that happened to you in your life?”, A flurry of responses fell upon him. Richard received hundreds of captioned photographs of all kinds.

We have selected for you the best photographs that capture unforgettable moments from the lives of ordinary people.

(Total 27 photos)

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1. The day my twins were born - a boy and a girl!

2. My son, who has autism syndrome, along with our new kitten.

3. The day my wife woke up after a double transplant (heart, lung).

4. The day we found out my mom beat cancer.

5. I returned home after 6 months of service to meet my wife and see my son for the first time.

6. The day we adopted our three children.

7. My father holds my son 20 minutes after his birth.

8. Last picture taken with my best friend Harley about a month before he died from cancer.

9. My nephew was born a week before my grandfather died. This photo captures as many as 4 generations together.

10. Sons are waiting for my wife before going to the temple.

11. My sons met their younger brother. This is their first photo together.

12. I couldn't help but play this thing. The best moment in my life!

13. Our daughter sees the brother we just adopted for the first time.

14. The day I met my wife. We have the same T-shirts, but it's really just a coincidence.

15. A photographer in Paris photographed the moment my lover proposed to me.

16. Yes! That was only a year ago!

17. The photo speaks for itself. I hold my first child in my arms.

18. My daughter was born premature. I warm her under the covers and feel her heart beat.

19. Best day in 6 months since my twins were born. They finally fell asleep!

20. My eldest daughter for the first time in her life began to read books to her younger sister herself.

21. My daughters went to school together for the first time.

22. First game with my child

23. The moment of discharge from the hospital after the second liver transplant.

24. Dad shows me the southernmost point of the Appalachian trail, Christmas Eve 2011.

25. This week will be a year since my grandparents are not with me. The photo was taken right before graduation.

26. Before he died of leukemia, my father told my boys the same stories that he told me when I was a child.

27. My mother cooks cookies with my son. Three years later, she was gone.