Between Two Shores is a color photograph of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, linking the South Shore to Montreal as an extended gesture toward the metropolis. A familiar icon, it defines the city as much by its presence as by its history. At dusk, it transforms: its lights awaken, and the bridge becomes a suspended work of art, a luminous link that crosses the night and accompanies those traveling to or from the city.

 Printed on fine art paper, this 100% white cotton paper has a slightly felted structure and a supple texture. The print is a satin inkjet coating. The image is framed by a white border featuring the photographer's signature. The photograph is available in various sizes upon request.