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

The historic Claybank Brick Plant had eight beehive kilns to fire the molded bricks. This image is a close-up of an arch over the entry door into one of the kilns. This was built around 1912.

Bricks salvaged from some demolished buildings are stored in the sheds at the historic Brick Plant at Claybank, Saskatchewan. The random mix of colours, textures and rows caught my attention.

An abandoned house on a high spot, mostly surrounded by cultivated fields, and some hay land.

A local camera store offered a mid-winter Macro Night, a chance to do some photography during the coldest time of the year. Using a macro lens, and adjusting to fluorescent lighting, I captured this display of feathers on a Western-style hat.

An abandoned house seen from a boxcar on a slow moving train approaching Horizon, Saskatchewan.

A meandering stream gurgles with spring runoff, overlooked by an abandoned home and shed. Patches of snow can still be seen in shaded areas, while a bit of green in the lower left hints at a new season of growth taking root.

It took a bit of hiking to position myself next to the field of grain, without damaging the crop, and also frame the trees on the left and the house on the right. I crouched down on my knees to give the image a better sense of the rise where the house was located.

An abandoned house south of Indian Head, Saskatchewan. This house was painted a dark brown; whereas most houses in rural Saskatchewan are painted in brighter colours. Farm fields come very close to what was the farmyard where this house is located. Don’t use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. Copyright William Armstrong. 2020