From Biliana Velkova's Silver Centre Series, a found photography project exploring seniors’ leisure activities.

Photographer Ross C. Kelly takes repeated images of cityscapes over a period of time in order to create collages.

A snapshot in the life of Hiroshi Morita: nuclear bomb survivor, Canadian interment camp inhabitant and prolific photographer of Toronto.

The arctic photography of Bogdan Luca.

George Webber visits and photographs the largest independent adult video store in Calgary.

At Au Lutin Qui Bouffe, patrons were photographed pulling the tail of a beribboned piglet that was wheeled on a cart from table to table.

A look at the notable seance photography of Dr. T. Glen Hamilton.

The photographer’s darkroom, with its iconic red light, has long been favoured by makers of thrillers and mystery movies.

Individual photographs of couples are superimposed to merge two partners into one person.

Rituals, prayers and patience—holidays during a pandemic.

Shots of abandoned Olympic sites–decaying sports arenas and decrepit swimming pools.

The photographer’s unique view on the American social landscape.

Arnaud Maggs specialized in portrait-style photography, which captured the subject in numerous profile and frontal views.

In 2005, James Long discovered an abandoned suitcase filled with photo albums in the alley behind his house. The photographs in the albums and the process of tracing them—and even finding members of the family who “appear” in them.

We were trying to find a cover image among a stack of Tom Abrahamson's photographs.A lot of intense look­ing went on, and very little talk, until Eve said: you know, if we want a strong cover, there’s really only one choice.

Photos from the Hard Rock Mining Belt in Northwestern Ontario and Northeastern Quebec.

In the spring of 2008, Anne Grant began photographing a group of adjoining apartment buildings occupying a single lot on Beatrice Street in Cedar Cottage, a residential neighbourhood on the east side of Vancouver.

Large-scale photographs of small-town Canada.

"No time to put on make-up, comb hair, look into a mirror." Ian Paterson on the idea of home.

When Goran Basaric first encountered the public spaces of Vancouver, he remembered the pictures he used to look at on the trains that took him to the Adriatic coast of Yugoslavia when he was a child.

Since June 2010, Brian Howell has been photographing shopping carts in Vancouver used by street vendors engaged in scavenging, recycling and related economic activity.

A series of diptychs featuring 75 Davids: an original photo accompanied by one taken a decade later.

David Campion and Sandra Shields attend and photograph the Calgary Stampede, the biggest Wild West show in the world.

Christopher Grabowski set up a portrait studio in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Canada's poorest urban neighbourhood, and took portraits of the inhabitants.