For photographer Christina Fernandez, absolutely nothing is common. An deserted couch on a grassy knoll, individuals washing outfits at general public laundromats in the middle of the night, or seemingly deserted properties in downtown Los Angeles, can all show up mundane. But a closer seem by her camera’s lens uncovers a entire world comprehensive of lifetime. Fernandez’s photographs capture narratives surrounding the working day-to-day of Latinos in east Los Angeles neighborhoods. These images are now on screen at UC Riverside’s California Museum of Photography, portion of UCR ARTS in downtown Riverside. To rejoice the touring exhibition “Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures,” the museum will host a general public reception on Saturday,…