We all see things for moments in time, some we remember some we forget soon after.

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There are moments we see that make us smile and laugh at, or particular events that have happened and become part of history.

We see things as we go about our daily life, sitting at the traffic lights and glancing to the car next to us, or watching people as we do our groceries, there is always something to look at.

Our job is to photograph things to record for history, we are always looking for those extra moments.

Here's just a couple you may be aware of are,

Our favourite chocolate was established in Birmingham, England in 1824, by John Cadbury. In 1922, Cadbury decided to expand overseas. Tasmania was chosen as the location, the new estate was called "Cadbury's Estate" in Claremont, Hobart.

Wednesday 11th March, 1992: Photo of Examiner Photographers Paul Scambler and Neil Richardson at the Examiner Monument Dedication. The sculpture "Tasmanian Tableau" was presented was presented to the people of Tasmania to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first publication of The Examiner newspaper. Picture: Dick Speer

July 20^th, 1969: Apollo 11 was the spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon. Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin formed the American crew that landed the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle, at 8.17pm.

9/05/2006: Miners Todd Russell and Brant Webb (obscured) wave as they emerge from the mine lift having been rescued after spending two weeks trapped nearly a kilometre (3000 feet) underground in the Beaconsfield Gold Mine, Tuesday, May 9, 2006. The two Australian miners who survived for two weeks in a kennel-size cage walked out of the Beaconsfield Gold Mine early Tuesday and punched the air, freed by rescue crews drilling round-the-clock by hand

September 27, 2013: Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke said after Australia won the America's cup: "Any boss who sacks someone for not turning up to work today is a bum".

7/06/2016: During a Helicopter flight courtesy Tasmanian Fire Service and Tasmanian Helicopters, we found something that was usually hidden - The Batmobile.

I was checking the low tide level in the North Esk river, for another later story, and noticed the amount of dogs going for walks. It seemed like everyone was out. Geoff Clark was with his dog Rosie, off for the morning walk along the levee bank.

11:02:46: Geoff Clark walks his dog Rosie along the levee bank path beside the Esplanade, Launceston.

People go about their jobs quietly every day, sometimes not even noticed.

Riverbend Park is good for getting photos of kids at the playground. The gardens are looking good, and becoming established. I saw these two gardeners - Nick Graham and Kara North.

Riverbend Gardners Nick Graham and Kara North at work

Supermarket trolleys escape from their surroundings. They appear in all sorts of places, and can be herded together. This one lonely trolley was far from its home, and looked lost. I'm just not sure which bus it wanted to get on, or just wanted shelter at the bus stop.

1:40:44 St John Street, Launceston with a stray supermarket trolley waiting at the bus stop.

Walking from, seeing lost trolleys, into the mall, my next vision was two people sitting on a bench. They weren't together, and I'm not sure if they were resting from shopping, or waiting for their partners. It was a lonely Brisbane Street Mall, and some light rain. The Tasmanian tiger statues in front of them, made the photo, as it looks like they have dogs playing.