Urban Pulse

The rhythm of the city is built from our smallest repetitions, the banalities we no longer see: walking to work, crossing paths with a stranger, checking a phone under the rain.
Yet beneath that routine lies a choreography of movement, light, and emotion.

In this series, I look for what escapes attention: the quiet theatre of the everyday. A man pausing at a window, a group laughing at the corner, the geometry of umbrellas in motion.
Each frame becomes a measure of time  a beat of the city’s living pulse.

For me, street photography is not about documenting events but about translating rhythm into emotion. Montreal, in its calm and chaos, offers an infinite score: the hum of its commuters, the reflection of its lights, the invisible dialogue between people who never meet. Urban Pulse is an attempt to listen visually to transform ordinary gestures into a collective heartbeat, a portrait of how the city breathes through us, and we through it.