Hanoi in the 2020s
Caroline Levin | 02/06/2024

The city is in incessant movement. Literally: the vehicles do not stop. They slow, they honk, they swerve.  They keep moving forward regardless of the obstacle.  I was instantly drawn to...

Through Amy’s Lens
Amy Sarr | 01/06/2023

My first memory of my being interested in photography dates back to years ago. I think I was 6 or 7 using a Hello Kitty film camera taking photos of...

Walking in Reims
Josephine Bertoux | 12/30/2022

Having lived in big cities my whole life, the transition was conceptually difficult. With a population of just under 185,000, about a tenth of that of Montreal, Reims felt tiny....

Montreal ’20+’22
Josephine Bertoux | 09/25/2022

Well, Super Sexe burned down and the tattoo parlour on Ontario Street, where I got my ears pierced, is gone. They refurbished the charm out of the Snowdon Theatre and...

Xu from Laos
Caroline Levin | 09/05/2022

I’m the type of person that enjoys developing familiarity more so than checking off the bucket list of one-time experience at every chance I get. My subconscious goal is to...

Love Letter to Belleville
Caroline Levin | 08/02/2022

Voilà — the musky, paint-drenched face to the magically colorful place. Rive droite in all its glory. (The photographed Belleville telling to accompany the written tale).

Day In Athens
Margarita Issari | 04/29/2022

The "Day in Athens" project became my very first as an amateur photographer.  Imagine you hop on a train with your best friend. Both have your cameras. The only goal...

aguas verdes
Carlota Bravo Reta | 04/18/2022

The aura we are able to perceive here on a simple trip to Costa Rica is extraordinary. It strikes me as an atemporal process, a self-identification with a familiar place....

Int’l Dance Day
Margarita Issari | 02/18/2022

Despite my enduring exposure to this art form, however, I never actually had captured any on film. My previous experimentation had been limited to street photography, nature coverage and portraits...