A Great Capture

09/28/2026

Autumn in the Children’s Garden at Allan Gardens 🍂🌿

09/11/2026

New Blog

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds fly their CT-114 Tutor jets past Toronto’s CN Tower on September 7, 2026, photographed from Sir Winston Churchill Park.

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...