Tobi Asmoucha Photography

10/11/2026

10/09/2026

More magic from April’s residency.

10/08/2026

Had a beautiful week at the women’s photography residency at Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts . It was full of great people and creative moments surrounded by the island magic. photography

04/13/2026

Farm hang

02/03/2026

Tonight is the opening of the InFocus exhibition in Edmonton. I have a piece at the Wild Skies Art Gallery and one at the Red Brick Common. I'm excited to have my new collaged ferry images be part of this exhibition of contemporary Canadian photography, which will also be part of a book.

Opening Reception - Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 7:00 pm
Wild Skies Art Gallery
Renaissance Edmonton Airport Hotel
Parking is available in the hotel parking lot and will be comped at the end of the evening. All InFocus 2026 awards will be presented during the Opening Reception, including juried awards and the People’s Choice Award.

Open House - Saturday, February 7, 2026 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Red Brick Common
5411 51 Street, Stony Plain

10/10/2025

It was an amazing residency with great women at Gibraltar Point. We felt April’s guidance and creativity all week. More photos to come.

06/06/2025

My work is featured in FotoNostrum Magazine's current issue. I am grateful to FotoNostrum for including the projects that are integral to me in their magazine and gallery.

Here is the link:
https://www.fotonostrummag.com/current-issue-43

05/22/2025

I am pleased to have received a few honourable mentions in the 26th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards. These are images that were taken this winter of my long-term natural ice rink series.

01/29/2025

If you are in the Greater Manchester area, please check out this group exhibition of life during the pandemic. It is so lovely to be part of this international group of women exploring the world of children during the pandemic.

‘Little Faces Big Feelings’ opens at Waterside from 25 January.

01/23/2025

I am part of this photographic exhibition that is opening in Manchester at the Waterside Centre tomorrow. This exhibition, organized and curated by Maria Reaney, features the work of women worldwide who documented their children during the pandemic lockdowns.

The project, spearheaded by documentary photographer Maria Reaney, brings together 16 artists from internationally diverse backgrounds to shed light on the social and emotional challenges faced by children during lockdowns and thereafter.Through a genuine and authentic female lens, the images captur...