Photo Journal
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A Walk Through Port Credit in Black and White — Shot on Sony a7III & Sigma 35mm
Discover the charm of Port Credit, Ontario through this cinematic black-and-white photo essay. Captured with the Sony a7III and Sigma 35mm f/2, this visual story highlights Mississauga street photography in moody monochrome. Continue reading
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From Fall’s Glow to Winter’s Stillness: A Reflection at Kariya Park
Standing on the wooden bridge at Kariya Park in Mississauga, I watched ducks glide through the golden hues of fall. Now, winter envelops everything in sharp stillness, prompting reflection. Sharing this photo feels like revisiting inspiration. Does winter inspire you or challenge you to endure its quiet truths? Continue reading
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What Does Autumn Whisper to Your Soul?
As the leaves turn and the air cools, autumn invites us to pause and listen. In this season of transformation, we find not just beauty in nature but in the quiet reflections it stirs within us. Explore how the shifting colors of fall mirror the changes we carry inside. Continue reading
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Chasing Summer’s Fading Light: Holding On to What Cannot Stay
In this reflection on the fleeting beauty of time, inspired by T.S. Eliot’s The Four Quartets, a photograph captures the delicate transition from summer to autumn. The image holds the quiet remnants of fading warmth, where past and future merge in a moment of serene, timeless connection. Continue reading
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Silent Echoes: The Contemplative Path
focused solely on light and shadow, each element—crafted with precision—conjures a profound narrative. The image’s balance and movement subtly coax viewers into a personal journey of introspection and tranquility. Dive deeper into this serene exploration of evening’s subtle interplays. Continue reading
Shayan Afzal 