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

A weathered barn in the small community of Frankslake, Saskatchewan. I attempted to give it a sepia tone to match the look of the building.

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 house and garage in Frankslake, Saskatchewan, northeast of Regina. Both buildings appear to be abandoned, although someone is cutting the grass around the yard and tending to the flowers growing in the homemade planter.

Frankslake is a community near Regina, Saskatchewan. It has several occupied homes and a church that is used occasionally, but the store couldn't compete with shopping options in the nearby "big city." I took photos from several angles during a winter afternoon. This one seems to work well in B&W.

There are a few people living in Frankslake, northeast of Regina. The railway running through the community still carries the occasional train. This store used to serve the community, but I expect everyone now travels to Regina to shop. When this was taken the temperature was a few degrees below freezing, with little wind, allowing ice fog to form.

Frankslake is located north east of Regina. It was settled by German immigrants. At one time the town had two grain elevators. It was named after a lake north and west of the community.