Launch announcement for Two Decades of Seeing (2006–2026), a 20-year photography retrospective on Flickr by A Great Capture, featuring images from Toronto and beyond.

One of my winter storm photographs from midtown Toronto has been selected for Flickr Explore, marking my first Explore feature of 2026.

Looking east along an interior corridor at The Well in downtown Toronto. Brick and stone façades frame the space beneath a geometric glass canopy, while warm interior lighting contrasts with cool daylight filtering through the angled skylight above.

I’m excited to share that my recent photograph from The Well—Bright Afternoon Under the Glass—was featured on Flickr Explore this week. Even after years of posting to Flickr, seeing an image make Explore is still such a bright, energizing moment.

Two seasonal Toronto images, captured in Sunnybrook Park and the Distillery District, appear in the latest Mother Earth News issue as licensed features in their Photos from the Field section.

On November 12, 2025, my photograph of a TTC bus pushing through Toronto’s first snowfall of the season was featured on Flickr Explore. It’s a little mash-up of autumn colour, winter weather, and everyday transit that’s now been seen by thousands of viewers around the world.

Our photo of Arts on Queen — a long-loved local gallery in Toronto’s Beaches — made it to Flickr Explore this week! Captured during an autumn walk along Queen Street East, it’s a reminder that creativity lives right around the corner.