Toronto photographer Brad Walsh was introduced to the world of photography at the young age of 17 with a gift of a 35mm film camera that opened up a magical world. 

It was in the High School Darkroom where Brad saw his visions come to life on photo paper right before his eyes, and it was there that he would begin the journey to become the photographer that he is today. "My creative process allows me to produce photographs that tell a story and provoke emotion. I strive to make my audience feel excited and euphoric as I transfer my thoughts, feelings and vision into my pictures. Over the past decade or two, my work has focused on urban decay and abandonment. Being able to capture these once living, breathing works of architecture in this strangely beautiful state of decay creates a new form of artistic expression."