His series of photographs, titled "Montréal" is a visual exploration of the city through the lens of color. The photographs capture the vibrant and diverse hues that can be found in the city's architecture, streets, and people. He used an Olympus micro four thirds camera in pairing with a 35mm lens, which allowed him to create a unique perspective and a shallow depth of field.

His approach to photography is to use color as a tool to create emotions, feelings, and atmosphere. He believes that color has the power to tell stories and to evoke memories. In "Montréal" he aimed to create an immersive experience that would transport the viewer to the streets of the city and make them feel like they are a part of it.

The photographs in the series are a combination of street photography, people, and architecture. The final selection of photographs represents a visual diary of his time in Montréal and each photograph tells a different story.