One of the highlights of this month’s trip to Quebec City was an evening spent shooting the Cirque du Soleil show, Les Chemins Invisibles. A couple of things about this show are remarkable (but then… aren’t all Cirque shows remarkable?): one, it’s free and, two, it’s staged under a highway overpass in the Saint-Roch district. The project began as a part of Quebec’s 400th birthday celebration and the show has been kept on for four years now. Let’s hope it continues for many more. If this is not the coolest way to use the space under a highway overpass, I don’t know what is.
Special thanks to my friends at Tourisme Quebec and the folks at Cirque du Soleil for assisting me with access and permissions for this shoot. What a great night!







