Month: March 2021

We went to Kildonan Park for this shoot in the mid-morning after we awoke to hoar frost. It was a beautiful day to walk the park and we even ventured down onto the Red River. I also learned that there are several types of frost (Nat Geo has a nice article here on radiation frost, […]

These images were taken in January 1,2021. They are from three of our walks. One was around our neighbourhood as we took in the sights of Christmas lights. Even with lifted spirits despite the cold and the lockdown, Covid-19 continued to make itself know. The sight of a discarded mask was heart breaking both in […]

I had taken a number of images at this Grotto with my TLR, but I also my 35mm with me. -KMSB

I was curious to see how my colours photos would turn out using a different colour scheme. Usually I use red, green, and blue filters to capture an image – much in the same way that a digital camera uses a series of red, green, and blue filters over its sensor to capture a colour […]

What sounds more like a bad hangover is by far one oof the most magical places in our province of Manitoba. In Spruce Woods Provincial Park there are the Spirit Sands – a dessert both by looks with all the sand dunes left by the receding glaciers of ages gone, but also in terms of […]

These are a few images that I took when we were able to break of initial lock down of Covid and went out to Assiniboine Park. It was the first time I saw the public messaging about keeping social distancing and it hit a chord with me. -KMSB

My first film camera was a camera of the time. I do not recall it in the least. What I do recall is that I shot an entire roll of film featuring groundhogs at Fort Whyte Alive. My parents developed my film, they were not impressed that I wasted an entire roll on the fury […]

With this roll I took two walks. One was through the North End, where I now live in Winnipeg. The North End gets a bad reputation, but is historically one of the more interesting parts of Winnipeg proper before all the cities and municipalities amalgamated into the Winnipeg we know today in the 1,1970’s. A […]

This roll captured a few images of the past in more than the usual way. Old tall ships were anchored at the dock, while a piece of the Berlin Wall reminded us of times when leaders fail their people. -KMSB

A few images from Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia. These were taken on the Gold Mine hiking trail. We found no gold, but, in an attempt to get a better picture, I may have stepped into an ant’s nest. -KMSB