This is a reminder that even in a city that’s fast, there are moments of stillness worth noticing.
I gravitate toward nature photos most often when photographing for myself, so I wanted to capture this amazing moment of total lunar eclipse.
I captured this shot while crouched on the stage at the Victoria College Environmental Fashion Show, held in Kensington Market in March. This year’s theme — Underground — paid homage to underground club cultures, and inspired sustainably sourced looks that were beyond stunning. The crowd certainly seemed to think so — cheering, whooping, and holding up signs that read “Work, queen” or “10s across the board, darling!” as models walked past.
As I was walking around in the garden, I couldn’t help but notice how much elegance and calmness this corner had. It felt like an oil painting in an art gallery. With the mirrored paths, cradling lily pads, and still water, there was a quiet beauty in how everything was arranged.
As the thick snow finally melts away, the campus squirrels emerge, eagerly digging up the acorns they buried in autumn.
This photo was captured after the championship game, focusing on receivers Daniella Chung and Sophie Graham jumping with joy. First-year student Sophie had just won her first university championship. Fourth-year Daniella had won one of her last championships as a member of the U of T women’s flag football team.
In that moment, the plastic bags — dancing on the wind, flapping louder than anything else on the street — felt more alive than the tree whose branches they’d been speared upon.
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