Winter Stations is Toronto’s annual winter art exhibition along Woodbine Beach, where international artists transform the city’s lifeguard towers into playful, thought-provoking installations. Upcoming: Public Exhibition @ Woodbine Beach in Toronto. Feb 16–March 30, 2026

A photo walk through Toronto following the January 25 storm, documenting winter streets, cleared roads, and neighbourhoods adapting to deep snow.

Two Decades of Seeing is a 20-year photography retrospective on Flickr from Ashley L. Duffus of A Great Capture, featuring selected images from Toronto and beyond that reflect place, memory, and the way seeing deepens over time.

As a major snowstorm tapered off on January 15, 2026, I walked along Yonge Street from Davisville to Summerhill Station in Toronto. Snow-covered sidewalks, closed schools, and uneven cleanup shaped how people moved through midtown that day.

On January 8th, I took a walk through East York, moving from Coxwell Avenue past civic buildings, neighbourhood parks, schools, small businesses, and winter recreation spaces before ending at Donlands Subway Station on the Danforth. This photo walk captures everyday public spaces, local architecture, and street-level moments — a quiet look at how East York connects to the wider city.

Best of 2025 on Flickr — my 50 most-interesting photographs of the year. See the complete gallery here.