Canada: Toronto

Toronto in October is a city of contrasts — crisp air against warm light, glass towers rising above tree-lined streets, steady movement balanced by unexpected stillness. From the shoreline ferries to the quiet paths of the Toronto Islands, reflections and open space offer a soft counterpoint to the intensity of the urban core. Captured with a single camera and a fixed focal length lens, this series traces those shifting moments where the city’s energy meets its quieter, more contemplative edges. Here, geometry and colour collide; water and skyline interact in subtle rhythms; and everyday encounters become fragments of a larger story. Toronto is a place of motion — but also of pause — where autumn light reveals a gentler side of the city.