This black-and-white photograph presents a striking interplay of geometric shapes and abstract design in urban architecture. The minimalist composition, with its stark lines and contrasting light and shadow, creates a sense of depth with the rush of movement on figures on the staircase.

David Carpenter | Disability – Alzheimer’s | Toronto – Canada

Congruence

The Story behind the Shot: Dave Carpenter lives in Toronto, Canada and was diagnosed with young-onset Dementia due to early stage Alzheimer’s a year ago, at the age of 51. While the news was a huge shock to him and his family, Dave marvels at how the diagnosis also helped him learn to live life fully. With this, Dave’s life-long passion of photography gave him purpose, and he began to use his iPhone 15 Pro to click and edit shots that intrigued him. He has also hosted fundraisers and participated in disability challenges like this one, that , in his words, “showcase that persons with disability can continue to create and live meaningful lives.

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