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

The interior of Holy Trinity Anglican Church at Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan.

What had been a nice Mercedes-Benz sedan sits inside a garage in small town Saskatchewan. The engine had been pulled at some point before the garage was left abandoned. The floor was solid, but the roof had caved in a several places.

While setting up to photograph the exterior of this lovely church in Lafleche, Saskatchewan, a lady emerged through the front door and asked if I would like to see inside. Of course! Thank you! The church can hold 500, but the parish has dwindled to about 50 people, as the population of the town and surrounding area has shrunk.

After taking images of an abandoned fieldstone house from different perspectives outside, I ventured closer to have a look inside. This image shows a portion of this once-grand home.

The interior of Holy Trinity Church at Stanley Mission, the oldest building in Saskatchewan. It is a National Historic Site and a Provincial Heritage Property.

After receiving permission to photograph a stone house surrounded by fields and a wetland, I took some exterior shots as the sun rose on an October morning, and then ventured inside. The warm sunlight coming in from behind me made for an interesting effect.

The entry to the Calgary Public Library is spectacular and welcoming; warm wood and diffused lighting. For photographers the challenge is to convey that welcoming feeling amid the ellipses and curves that the architects incorporated in the building. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020

Interior of church at Bonne Madonne, Saskatchewan. The community of the same name was never more than about 150 souls, but is now just a name on maps. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2014 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.