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

A sunrise in early May at Wascana Lake, as the blue pre-dawn is beginning to turn to golden colours. The air was still cold enough that the plume of water vapour on the left was catching the light of the rising sun. The plume was rising from the Saskatchewan Science Centre, hidden behind the trees.

I placed my "adopted" leaf against some large rocks located at the corner of the property where I live. The rocks look very different, but both would have been scraped up by glaciers many thousands of years ago, and then deposited by meltwater, and then more recently scooped up by a landscaper.

Another leaf "adopted" and placed against a contrasting setting; this time where a tree limb had either fallen off the main trunk, or had been removed. This was also another opportunity to use my macro lens.

I took this leaf which had caught my attention while I was getting into my car around the condo property where I live. I placed it on a concrete bench. This was another exercise in using my 90mm macro lens.

This leaf caught my eye in a parking lot as I was about to get into my car. I picked it up and brought it home. I put the 90mm macro lens on my camera, and took the leaf to various locations near where I live. This is the first in a series of images featuring the leaf.

The east end of Wascana Lake is more like a marsh. This is one perspective one the sun rising over the marsh area,. This was taken in early August.

Another perspective of the sun rising over the marshy eastern end of Wascana Lake, which is still part of the Park of the same name.

Another view looking west of the show delivered by clouds and the sun, about one and a half hours before sunset.