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

A vintage combine that has completed its work, and let out to pasture.

A dramatic scene of colourful clouds shortly after sunrise, as seen during a drive in the rural areas around Regina, Saskatchewan.

I will (almost) always stop when I see a single tree in a farm field. I wonder how it got there, and how it survives, surrounded by the annual crop planted by a farmer. In this case the tree appears to be dead, but the farmer is content to leave it there. Perhaps because it is the tallest object for quite a distance around, the farmer finds it worth leaving alone.

A favourite location of mine, showing a tree and a power pole in a field in March 2022. The scene looks wintry, but within a month the farmer will be readying the field for another crop.

This tiny chapel could use some paint on the outside, but the interior is clean and cozy, with three pews on each side of a centre aisle. The chapel is situated in the corner of a field with an historic school house and cemetery, which is just visible in the background. This image was taken near sunset on a hot August evening. Harvest dust in the air has softened the image somewhat.

A favourite tree and power pole from a different angle, and with different sky conditions than from other visits.

A canola field ripening near Pense, saskatchewan. If you zoom in, there is a black bird perching at the top of the tree.

Some people collect stamps; others collect sheds. These are located in a farmer's field south of Regina, near Rowatt, Saskatchewan.

Stubble left over from the previous year's harvest helps to catch some of the snow over the winter. A lone photographer walks through the field, although for what purpose In can't remember. Taken in February 2021 near Rouleau, Saskatchewan.

A view from a country cemetery near Abernathy, Saskatchewan. The stone church beside the cemetery was built with volunteer labour in 1892, a long time ago by Saskatchewan standards. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020