There’s a chill in the air. Clouds scud overhead, yet the street lies still and quiet on an autumn evening.
Fall falls formally on film
Viewing the first day of fall through a vintage lens. Film renders the hues and textures of autumn light the way our memories see them.
Hazy summer days
Smoke from northern wildfires descends on Saskatoon, casting the city in muted, sepia tones.
After the rain
A prairie rain skims over a dry landscape on a summer day. It’s been dry for weeks. Parched grasses rustle crisply as the lightest breeze sighs a breathless gasp through them under the baking mid-summer sun. The ground crunches with each footstep. Signs warn of extreme wildfire hazard. But then the rain. Not a downpour. […]
Road trip on smoky day
Too many times in my life, I’ve said, “I should get a picture of that. Not today. Another time. It’ll always be there.” And then it wasn’t. So many missed opportunities.
The friendly people you meet at Hank’s Tavern
I wonder how often people take the turnoff to Bradwell. If you’re in a hurry, you’ll just blow by the Bradwell access sign like it’s not even there. But it’s well worth the trip into town to visit Hank’s Tavern at the Bradwell Hotel.
Seeing Saskatchewan in a different light
I always wanted to try infrared photography. It always seemed so mysterious. I guess that’s what makes it so appealing.
First storm of the winter
The warnings started on Friday: Heavy snowfall, 10 – 15 cm of snow expected. After Friday’s freezing rain warnings, it would be best to listen to what Environment Canada had to say.
First day of spring
First day of spring, 2013, blows in on the heels of a late winter blizzard. The past two weeks were so mild, it’s hard to believe that winter isn’t finished with us yet. It all reminds of last November’s chill.
Catching up on photo backlog
Biggest infrastructure project in Saskatoon’s history just hours away from opening. Perfect excuse for a parade, party and cake.