William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: June 2021

A view of a portion of an overgrown piece of abandoned farm equipment at Buffalo Pound Lake, Saskatchewan. I convert4ed the image to black and white, and then backed off to include a bit of the original colours.

A close-up of a cactus flower in bloom in mid-June, at Buffalo Pound Lake, Saskatchewan. The cactus around the flower was quite large, so this is as close as I could get.

A fallen tree branch surrounded by new life, near the shore of Buffalo Pound Lake, in southern Saskatchewan.

A dead tree silhouetted against the sky on a June afternoon. While it was alive the tree bent under the pressure of the near-constant wind.

This bright pot of flowers caught my eye as I walked around the pathways of a community garden located a few minutes from where I live.

The waterfowl in Wascana Park in Regina are used to a lot of human activity, and allow a photographer to move in close, but there are rules about physical distancing...

A quiet moment in my back garden.

An early morning image taken from behind a man-made waterfall at Wascana Lake, which is within the park of the same name, in Regina, Saskatchewan.

The elevator on the left, once owned by the Pioneer Grain company, is in good shape. Two satellite dishes on the roof suggest it is still in use, likely by farmers in the area who may jointly own it. The elevator on the right, once owned by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, appears to be waiting for a new use, or perhaps demolition.

Railcars waiting to be loaded, on a siding by Tuxford, Saskatchewan. The grain elevator was formerly owned by the Pioneer Grain company, but may now be a farmer-owned facility.