William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: B&W

Windows broken or boarded over; bbq unused; a winter's worth of firewood waiting. The owner of this house seems to have just walked away. This image was found in a hamlet in rural Saskatchewan.

An image of the remains of a tree hanging on beside the Waskesiu River, rendered as a black and while, with a bit of green added back in. There had been a lot of rain, and the forest was green, so adding some green back in seemed appropriate.

A black and white rendering of an abandoned building located on a rise overlooking a gravel road near Spring Valley, Saskatchewan. It is the only building within sight of this location.

A vertical image of a section of Wascana Creek, taken from a footbridge over the creek, and rendered as a basil and white in post-processing.

I have visited this abandoned store in the winter, but not in the summer until 2023. I converted the RAW file to black and white, and then added back in some blue and green.

A retired International pick up truck adorns the edge of a parking lot at a restaurant and gas stop near the Petrofka Bridge, in Saskatchewan.

A vintage gas pump beside an abandoned garage at the hamlet of Pasqua, Saskatchewan. This image originally was captured on black and white film, and copied from a cd provided by the film processor.

A portion of a tree trunk found beside Buffalo Pound Lake, converted to black and white.

The not-quite-symmetrical placement of these ladders on the side of a shed in Crane Valley, Saskatchewan, caught my eye. Converted to black and white.

I found this image in the small community of McCord, where a lady had a garden supply business. She had placed this wagon beside her greenhouse.

A lady in the small community of McCord had this wagon on display beside her garden supply business. After editing the image in colour I converted it to (mostly) black and white.

Dead trees beside the shoreline of Buffalo Pound Lake, converted to (almost) black and white. I converted about 80% from colour to black and white. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020

While using a roll of black and white film that had been stored in the freezer for a while, I took some photos of a barn south of Regina. This is a scan from a print, manipulated slightly in Photos. I would have liked to try a sepia treatment on this image, but Photos doesn't appear to have that option. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2018

I managed to get two images of this curious cat before I got too close.. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2016 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.