Travel
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The Quiet Path Beneath the Autumn Sun
I walked beneath the quiet blaze of autumn at Jardin Botanique de Montréal, where light, color, and earth gathered in gentle harmony. The forest asked for nothing. The path simply welcomed each step, and I raised my camera in gratitude for a beauty that lives without question. Continue reading
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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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San Francisco Part XVIII: Pier 39 and the Most Unforgettable Meal at the Franciscan Crab Restaurant
Pier 39 in San Francisco offers more than just iconic views—it’s a sensory experience. With fresh seafood straight from the Pacific and a vibrant maritime atmosphere, it’s the perfect blend of history, flavor, and charm. This post captures my journey through Pier 39 and a meal at the legendary Franciscan Crab Restaurant. Continue reading
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San Francisco Part XVII: My First Glimpse of Alcatraz and Its Haunting Legacy
The first sight of Alcatraz across the San Francisco Bay stirred a deep fascination. Standing in quiet awe, the island evoked memories of Clint Eastwood’s iconic Escape from Alcatraz. This post explores the emotions and cinematic connections tied to this legendary place, where history and imagination converge across the water. Continue reading
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Banff: A Serendipitous Encounter with Nature’s Majesty
Arriving in Banff without much preparation revealed a delightful paradox: the town itself is small, intimate, and cozy, yet it serves as the gateway to a national park of breathtaking, almost incomprehensible vastness. This spontaneous journey into the Canadian Rockies left me longing to return, not just to see more but to experience it anew. Continue reading
Shayan Afzal 