A moment does not have to be rare to deserve reverence.

Reverence gets reserved for the exceptional, the once-in-a-lifetime, the thing worth photographing. But an ordinary Tuesday evening with people you love, repeated hundreds of times, is not diminished by its frequency. What makes a moment worth full attention is what is in it, not how many others resemble it.

Take one recurring moment and treat it as though it were rare, just once. The evening meal, the walk, the last conversation of the day. You will notice things you have been walking past for years, and you will not have had to travel anywhere to find them.