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Projects

A photography project is a focused body of work built around a clear idea, subject, or purpose. Instead of creating unrelated images, a project develops a theme over time, giving each photo a role in a larger story. Working this way helps move beyond single snapshots and encourages a more intentional point of view.

Projects usually unfold gradually, with images gathered, edited, and reshaped as the direction becomes clearer. The result is a series that feels connected, deliberate, and more impactful as a whole.

Project Types

I plan to have two types of projects stages:

  • The Gathering stage where I will collect photos for the project and display them with minimal commentary.
  • Final stage where the project is complete and a unque design and page layout will be create with commentary and a flow like one would expect with a magazine layout.
  • One exception The TTC Mapper project has it's own website due to the scope and length of time to complete the project.

TTC Mapper

Dogs of Toronto

Street Portraiture

Kensington Market

That’s how I approach street photography: watching everything. If I think something might happen, then I will hang around. But most of the time I’m rushing from one corner of the city to another, just looking for stuff.
– Trent Parke