The Olympic Park is a symbolic place in Montréal. It’s located in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district of Montréal. It was built in the 1970s for the venue of the Summer Olympics. Nowadays, it’s a little bit abandoned. There are some activities that take place there every year, but it costs a lot for the city. The Olympic Stadium is controversial, so I think it’s a very intriguing place to visit. It relates to the place I live in a strange way. The Olympic Park is the exact contrary of the city I live in: it’s empty. I like the irony of it. An empty space in a big dynamic and vibrant city.

My relation with Montréal is really ambiguous. Sometimes I love its festive atmosphere and sometimes I need to isolate myself really far in the woods, but then I realize that Montréal is the perfect place for me. It’s the best of both worlds!

It’s a not-so-cold-cloudy-day in Montréal. I can take beautiful pictures with good tones. I would probably go in a little café after to warm me up a little.

Food. Food everywhere. You don’t have enough of one life to go through every restaurant.

Too many people for my wild side!

The welcoming attitude of everyone.

A very nice person with a personality disorder sometimes! Ah!

There are soooooo many talented people in Montréal it’s crazy. Photographers, designers, painters, musicians, etc. For the musicians, I am really proud Arcade Fire is from my town. They are awesome. As for photographers, I would say my friend: Marianne Plaisance. She is fantastic. For more Montréal really nice pictures I recommend Ali Inay and Francis Duval.