定格动画|【定格】寻找生活中的幸福微笑

" This for me? " In her work running a day care, Ruth Kaiser is surrounded by smiling faces - and not just on the children. "See how this is one? "

She calls them " Spontaneous Smileys ", things that just happen to look like they"re grinning.

" They"re just everywhere. " She began photographing these a couple of years ago and her collection grows almost daily. She is never without her camera because a smiley can turn up in the most unlikely of places. " You see, that"s a pretty good one. "

Two bolts and a crack in a wooden beam, looked at just the right way, become another spontaneous smiley. She starts by looking them in the eyes.

" Two of anything, two here, you see, hum, could that be one. "

In Ruth"s happy world, her shoes smile back and even a trash can returns a grin. " Look at like this, you see, two eyes, and here"s a smiley. That"s completely upside down, but it"s a great one. "

So in February she launched a website where anyone can contribute their smiling discoveries. She"s using smileys to raise money for a group that repairs facial deformities in children. Her works are on sale in a small gallery. And in a recent ad, American Express has discovered smileys.

" You stumble on one, and then you have a moment of haha. "

But Ruth does have one frustration. For years she"s looked at the Golden Gate Bridge and seen a big grin over there, but never been able to find the eyes. So maybe we can put a smile on her face with this. John Blackstone, CBS News, San Francisco.

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定格动画|【定格】寻找生活中的幸福微笑

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