Tag: photoblogging
Posted on May 24, 2020
by Kim Hall
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Healthy Mindset – Days 62-65 Things are really starting to bloom and grow here now, and a yearly rite of passage is photographing the cherry blossom collection in front of the Mackenzie Art Gallery. I’ve said it before, but my favourite part of Spring… Continue Reading “Cherry Blossoms on a Sunday Afternoon”
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Category: Clouds, Flowers, Healthy Mindset, SaskatchewanTags: cherry blossoms in bloom, Cherry Blossoms in Regina, Cherry Blossoms Mackenzie Art Gallery, get outside, Healthy Mindset, photoblogging, signs of spring, spring in Saskatchewan, Sunday in the park, T.C. Douglas Building Cherry Blossoms, Wascana Park
Posted on March 23, 2020
by Kim Hall
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Sunday was a beautiful day. When I was out for a walk, it felt like winter is finally behind us here in Saskatchewan. My boots got muddy, I saw geese returning to Wascana Lake, and I heard lots of different birds singing. All the… Continue Reading “Healthy Mindset – Day 2”
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Category: Healthy Mindset, Italy, Landscapes, Photography, Travel, WritingTags: adaptability, coping with self-isolation, COVID-19, Firenze, Florence, Healthy Mindset, photoblogging, physical distancing, social distancing, Spring in Italy, stress management
Posted on July 15, 2018
by Kim Hall
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I had no idea there were so many pelicans in Wascana Park… The pictures above were taken a couple of weeks ago, so then I had to go into my photo library and have a look at the other pelican pictures I’ve taken, mostly… Continue Reading “Plethora of Pelicans”
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Category: Animals, Photography, SaskatchewanTags: bird photography, birds, Explore Saskatchewan, pelicans, photoblogging, Regina, Saskatchewan, Wascana Lake, Wascana Park
Posted on June 7, 2016
by Kim Hall
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I always have a camera in my bag (well, two if you count my phone)…but these are the results of actually taking a camera out of my bag! Work has been a little stressful, and as an antidote to that stress, I’ve been taking… Continue Reading “simple things”
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Category: Clouds, Photography, Saskatchewan, WritingTags: antidotes to stress, cotton candy clouds, flower photography, free libraries, George Santayana, nature, negative free zone, photoblogging, pink clouds, Pink Houses, quotes about life, Regina Saskatchewan, simple things, tree-lined streets, urban photography, watching the clouds drift by
Posted on November 24, 2015
by Kim Hall
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I’m not a religious person, but I like to take pictures of churches. Blessed Sacrament is Regina’s second oldest church still in use (built in 1905), although it’s currently closed for renovations.
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Posted on November 15, 2015
by Kim Hall
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The Honouring Tree was installed in Wascana Centre on August 31, 2011, and I have to admit for all the many, many times I’ve walked around the lake since then, this fall was the first time I noticed it. It was a project initiated… Continue Reading “The Honouring Tree”
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Category: Clouds, Landscapes, Photography, SaskatchewanTags: diversity, photoblogging, photography, public art, Regina, Saskatchewan, The Honouring Tree, Wascana Centre
Posted on November 12, 2015
by Kim Hall
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Outdoor art installations – such a nice idea! A project between the Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina Downtown and the City of Regina… I’m not sure how long they will be up, but I took these pictures in late September and they are still up… Continue Reading “art in the park”
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Posted on November 8, 2015
by Kim Hall
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Happy to report that there is no snow on the ground! Maybe, just maybe, and I don’t want to jinx it, so I’ll knock on wood as I type this, it will be a nice, mild winter.
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Posted on November 2, 2015
by Kim Hall
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It was inevitable, but this is supposed to happen this week. At least we made it to Halloween without snow….I suppose it’s kind of pretty…
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