William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: blue

I didn't make the connection to what the colours represented when I took this, but a friend asked me if it was intentional. A fortuitous coincidence.

I think the front end of the 1940 Ford is one of the most curvaceous pieces of stamped sheet metal ever made. When I saw one at a show and shine I tried to capture it.

Brake lights on a restored 1963 Chevy BelAir, as seen at a show and shine in Regina in September. The blue and white paint scheme was an attention-getter.

Sunrise by a back road near Grand Coulee, Saskatchewan.

I knew the foreground would be dark as I took this image from the edge of Wascana Lake. In post-processing, as I moved the shadows slider bar I was startled to see the cattails emerge with a blue tinge to them.

Every year is different, but by early April the ice on Wascana Lake is beginning to melt. This sunrise shows patches of open water amidst the ice.

While roaming around a community garden early in the morning I noticed that one gardener had left her gloves on a chair in her allotted plot. I imagine she had completed a day's work with satisfaction, and would be back in a day or two to put on the gloves again.

A perspective on delphiniums in a community garden, with other plants in the background.

Delphiniums growing in an area with other flowering plants, in a community garden near where I live.

Ukraine's national flower, and the colours of yellow and blue.