The city, as it actually lives.
Mediapixly is a documentary photography project tracing the everyday rhythm of Canadian cities—the people on the sidewalk, the queues at the counter, the streets between one routine and the next.
Our approach to documentary photography
We shoot in natural light, without staging, and with patience—waiting for the ordinary moment that says the most about a place and the people who live there.
Read our story
“The most honest photograph of a city is rarely the skyline—it's the person waiting for the bus.”
The people behind the lens
A small, independent team documenting city life across Canada, one street at a time.
Marc Dubois
Founding Photographer
Aisha Coleman
Photo Editor
Noah Whitefeather
Field Photographer
Have a story to share?
If there is a corner of your city, a routine, or a moment worth documenting, we would like to hear about it.
Stay with the project
Occasional updates about new photo essays and city visits—nothing else.
Scenes from the everyday
A selection of moments from ongoing photo essays across Canadian cities.
Reach out to the project
Whether you have a question, a story lead, or feedback on our work, we would love to hear from you.
Contact usPhone
(416) 461-6617
Address
1173 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON M4M 3P1, Canada
Frequently asked questions
What does Mediapixly document?+
Mediapixly follows everyday life in Canadian cities: people on the street, queues at shops and stops, markets, transit, and the small routines that make up urban living.
Do you stage or direct your photographs?+
No. Every image is captured candidly, in available light, without direction. We aim to observe rather than intervene.
Can I suggest a location or story?+
Yes. We welcome suggestions from anyone who thinks their neighbourhood, routine, or city has a story worth documenting. Reach out through our contact page.
Is this a commercial photography service?+
No. Mediapixly is a purely informational documentary project. We do not sell prints, offer paid shoots, or provide any commercial services.