Evening Setup in Toronto
by Luke Jackson
Blue hour light washes over a corner of a Toronto laneway house patio, where a wet concrete surface reflects the cool ambient glow. A black metal mug tree stands near the edge, holding three ceramic cups that catch the faint streetlamp spill. Nearby, a woven mat lies slightly crumpled on the pavers, damp from recent rain. In the background, the glass windows of a neighboring duplex show warm interior lights, against the cool exterior. A rattan chair sits empty, its texture sharp against the smooth, rain-slicked ground. A quiet, lived-in moment, with no people present, just the lingering evidence of an evening spent outdoors.
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