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

reflections on the channel

reflections on the channel

William (Bill) Armstrong
15 Dec 2024 4 52
On a foggy morning at Wascana Lake, as the sun rose a bit higher and began to burn off the fog, the reflections of trees on the water grew more pronounced.
Mosaic reflections

Mosaic reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
06 Dec 2024 3 4 39
The Mosaic office tower in Regina, with the reflections of other buildings in the morning light.
Hill Tower reflections

Hill Tower reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
06 Dec 2024 29
A downtown office building in Regina, with the Mosaic office tower reflected on the glass walls.
reflecting pool

reflecting pool

William (Bill) Armstrong
21 Oct 2024 2 2 49
A pool on Swift Current Creek, with light filtering through the tree canopy. I thought the light on the stones and the water made a rough triangle.
'40 Ford Grille

'40 Ford Grille

William (Bill) Armstrong
10 Jul 2024 38
A portion of the grille of a 1940 Ford. I took this image at a show n shine, where several car restorers had their cars on display. You can selections of the cars on either side in the reflections on the hood.
pond reflections

pond reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
28 Jun 2024 1 2 41
Ponds like this one appear all over Prince Albert National Park, and around northern Saskatchewan, for that matter. The sense of stillness and the muted colours under an overcast sky attracted me to stop and take some images.
pond reflections B&W alt2

pond reflections B&W alt2

William (Bill) Armstrong
28 Jun 2024 3 1 49
The same pond, but edited using one of the black and white alternatives in my photo editing app. With all of the alternatives offered I think the challenge is to maintain some sense of the original.
dock reflections

dock reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
27 Jun 2024 2 44
I took this image as an exercise in composition. The still water and the flat light made for some interesting reflections. I also thought about how quickly plants in the water had adapted to the presence of the dock, which had likely only been installed a few weeks before, after the ice left.
drowned? in B&W

drowned? in B&W

William (Bill) Armstrong
10 May 2023 2 47
A rendering of a tree in Wascana Lake, in black and white.
drowned?

drowned?

William (Bill) Armstrong
10 May 2023 1 44
This tree may have drowned, but the level of Wascana Lake is always high in the Spring, and after a colder-than-normal spring, the buds are delayed.
rippled reflections

rippled reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
08 Nov 2022 38
My intent was to capture the reflections on the Moose Jaw River, and I can't explain the impressionistic look of the foliage in the upper right. I'm not sure where the shoreline is, but I like that this image invites a longer look.
a September sunrise

a September sunrise

William (Bill) Armstrong
03 Nov 2022 1 39
A sunrise over Wascana Lake in the park of the same name, on the final day of September.
ripples

ripples

William (Bill) Armstrong
11 Apr 2022 2 57
I like Impressionist art, but I've not often tried for impressionistic effects in my photos. However, when I looked closely at this I saw that with a bit of cropping I could present mostly reflections of the creek bank in the rippling water, giving it an impressionistic effect. I find it a bit disorienting, but I like it.
What is this thing?

What is this thing?

William (Bill) Armstrong
24 Feb 2022 1 46
Canada Geese inspect a dragon boat moored in Wascana Lake. Dragon boat races are held on the lake each summer.
a swan reflecting

a swan reflecting

William (Bill) Armstrong
24 Feb 2022 3 2 50
A swan seen in the waterfowl park next to Wascana Lake.
Little Manitou reflections 2

Little Manitou reflections 2

William (Bill) Armstrong
19 Feb 2021 4 2 59
Another view of the new shoreline created by higher water levels in Little Manitou Lake, which is very salty because it has no natural drainage outlet, relying on evaporation to regulate the water level.
Little Manitou reflections

Little Manitou reflections

William (Bill) Armstrong
19 Feb 2021 4 2 65
A few years of higher-than-usual precipitation raised the water level in Little Manitou Lake, which has no natural drainage outlet. This left the usual beach areas underwater and trees like this one drowned.