A Great Capture

09/08/2026

Goodbye, Snowbirds. 🇨🇦✈️
Toronto, September 8, 2026.

08/20/2026

Happy World Photography Day 📸✨
Grateful for the places, moments, and details photography lets me hold onto.

08/14/2026

Nothing But Nets 🏀

One of the more unusual sights at Biidaasige Park. I loved the red hoops against that blue Toronto sky.

Orange Functional by Alexandre Arrechea 💯

📍 Biidaasige Park, Toronto

06/09/2026

Save ❤️❤️❤️

06/09/2026

As someone who spends a lot of time exploring and photographing Toronto’s waterfront, I completed the Billy Bishop Airport survey today. The survey asks about environmental impacts, noise, transportation, public spaces, and the future of the airport. Whatever your views, it’s worth taking a few minutes to participate and ensure community voices are part of the discussion.

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05/31/2026

Black-crowned Night Heron, Don River, Toronto

05/27/2026

Glorious Bones by Esmaa Mohamoud at the Aga Khan Museum’s Game On! exhibition during Doors Open Toronto.

Repurposed football helmets wrapped in vibrant wax-print fabrics transformed into something both powerful and reflective.

More from my first visit to the Aga Khan Museum on the blog (link in bio)

05/26/2026

New blog now live on the website!

During Doors Open Toronto, my daughter and I visited the Aga Khan Museum for the first time — exploring contemporary installations, historic Persian ceramics, architecture, and the thoughtfully curated Game On! exhibition. Between the light-filled galleries, reflective spaces, and incredible artwork, it turned into one of the most memorable stops of the weekend.

You can read the full post here:

Explore the Aga Khan Museum during Doors Open Toronto 2026 through contemporary installations, Islamic art, Qajar-era ceramics, and modern architecture. From the Game On! exhibition to the museum’s serene courtyards and galleries, the visit explored movement, storytelling, history, and design with...

05/18/2026

Spring at Centreville on the Toronto Islands
The Centreville Train winds along the lagoon as families enjoy one of Toronto’s most nostalgic spring traditions. Early May light, fresh green leaves, calm water reflections, and one of the best ways to slow down for an afternoon in the city.

05/18/2026

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A photographic reflection on spring at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where magnolia blossoms, cherry blossoms, wildlife, history, and quiet pathways create one of Toronto’s most peaceful hidden landscapes.