Lumen
Canada emerges in light — fire rising from Niagara’s mist, dusk drifting across Toronto’s glass towers, night scattering windows into constellations.
From water to steel, horizon to sky, this collection gathers the quiet rhythm of a nation seen in fragments of glow.
Firemist
At Niagara, dawn arrives not in silence but in flame. Mist rises in great plumes, catching the first light of day and turning water into fire. The roar of the falls is softened by distance, leaving only the glow — a vision of power suspended in stillness.
Veil of Dawn
From the edge of the lookout, a figure stands alone before the vast curtain of water. The falls are veiled in golden mist, shifting and dissolving as if light itself were breathing. Against such immensity, the human presence feels fragile, yet necessary — a measure of scale, a moment of awe.
Flight over Horizons
Geese drift low across Toronto’s lakefront, their wings tracing the space between city and sky. Behind them, towers rise in glass and steel, their reflections broken by water. It is a meeting of worlds — the rhythm of nature moving effortlessly through the architecture of modern life.
Glass and Sky
The CN Tower pierces a sky washed in light, steady above the sails that cut across the lake. Facades shimmer, waves glint, and the skyline stands like a mirror held to the horizon. Here, Toronto is both monument and backdrop, a city rising out of water into air.
Nocturne in Glass
Night falls and the city transforms. Windows spark to life, scattered like constellations across the dark grid of steel. Streets are hushed, yet every illuminated pane tells a story — fragments of lives stacked and glowing, a quiet rhythm pulsing through the night.
Every image in Lumen is a fragment of radiance — a collection that gathers fire, water, and glass into light, and holds them in quiet harmony.
For those shaping stories, campaigns, or spaces, the collection becomes a companion - turning walls into narratives, and brands into dream-keepers.