Here is a photo I took a few evenings ago of a railway crossing which is located on the western outskirts of Regina. (Shadow Shot Sunday)

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I've had many requests to take more photos of some residential areas in the city. Here is a summer pic of the beautiful Albert Park. (Scenic Sunday)

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Regina has some of the most beautiful glass architecture in Canada. Here is the Conexus Plaza office tower in downtown Regina. (Weekend Reflections)

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Well its that time of the week again. Here is a photo that I took in Regina this past week. (Skywatch Friday)

This photo is taken at one of the most picturesque locations in the city. This is the Pine Island pedestrian bridge in Wascana Park. The sky in this pic was one of my favourites so far this winter. Is it any wonder the slogan for our Province is the 'Land of Living Skies'.

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I never get tired of scene's like this one. This image was taken in Wascana Park on a cool winter night during the last few mintues of sunlight.

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Regina is currently digging out from one of the biggest snowstorms in years. Here is a photo of some quieter than usual shops in Cathedral Village.

(Watery Wednesday)

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I haven't had time yet to upload pics of our huge blizzard but I'll be sure to get some up later today. Till then here is a winter pic of Wascana.

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The first blizzard of '10 is in the books. To get us out of the winter blues here is a pic of a Wascana fountain from this past autumn. (My World)

Note: Regina got blasted with a massive blizzard and I hope to get out and get some shots of the 6ft snow drifts that are blanketing our city. Stay tuned :)

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All around Wascana Lake are warning signs to stay off the frozen lake because of thin ice. This photo was shot at twilight near Willow Island.

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Here is a photo of some of the thousands of hand planted trees in Regina. Our city is like an urban forest right in the middle of the prairies.

(Shadow Shot Sunday)

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I don't recommend going for a bike ride in the winter, but I guess some people have other ideas. This photo was shot in Wascana Park. (Scenic Sunday)

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This is another favourite spot of mine to take photos. This is taken from the east shore of Wascana Lake looking westward. (Weekend Reflections)

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Here is a sunset photo of one of my favourite areas in Wascana Park to take photos, near the beautiful Willow Island. (Skywatch Friday)

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This picturesque pathway is one of our favourite areas in Wascana Park to walk our dogs. Won't be long till this area turns from white to green.

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Here is an image I took last evening of a colourful water fountain in downtown Regina that sits quietly during the cold winter season.

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As a photographer, winter in Regina definitely has its perks. Here is a sunset shot of the snow covered coastline of the beautiful Wascana Lake.

(Watery Wednesday)

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Time to think of warmer times. Here is a summer photo of one of our favourites places to dine, the Willow on Wascana restaurant. (My World)

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Winter time in Regina! Here is a photo I took yesterday from one of the many pedestrian bridges that can be found in parks throughout Regina.

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Here is a wintery shot of a densely wooded area within Wascana Park. One thing I love about Wascana Park are all the vintage lanterns.

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Here is a view of Scarth Street in downtown Regina. One thing Regina does not have a shortage of is glass office towers. (Weekend Reflections)

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Well its that time of the week again, here is a wondeful sky that was seen over Regina last summer. The warmer weather can't come soon enough.

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Albert Street in south Regina is a hub of city services like restaurants, hotels, gas stations, coffee shops, and shopping malls.

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Winter definitely has its perks. For example this very unique sky that I shot while driving on Lakeshore drive in Wascana Park.

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Here is a reflection photo that I took last summer of Wascana Creek in west Regina. One of the most picturesque areas in the city. (Watery Wednesday)

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When its too cold outside to go for a walk, why not go for a drive? Wascana Park offers many winding roads with great scenery, even in the winter.

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Winter time in Regina! Here is a photo of one of my favourite areas in the entire city, the Trafalgar Overlook in Wascana Park. (My World)

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Here is a winter night shot of 12th Avenue in downtown Regina. I heard the other day that they are going back to two way streets downtown.

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Here is a photo I took last summer while going for a walk down the Scarth Street Pedestrian Mall. There is so much to see and do in downtown Regina.

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Here is a winter shot of Wascana Park. This wonderful park is just as beautiful this time of year as it is in the summer. (Scenic Sunday)

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Its too cold to go outside and take shots so here is another pic I took last year in AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. (Weekend Reflections)

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Currently it is -30 degrees celsius in Regina so I figured I'd post a 'warmer' image that I took last fall to get us out of these winter blues.

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Well its that time of the week again. Here are some sky shots that I took from in and around our great city of Regina. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo is a twilight shot from earlier last year taken from a pedestrian bridge that connects Pine Island to the main land in Wascana Park. Definitely one of the most scenic areas in the entire city.

The second photo is of Pasqua Lake which is located about 60km northeast of the city limits. This is beautiful area is what we refer to as Cottage Country. Here is a shot from last week where people are cleaning snow off the frozen lake in order to make a skating rink. Lots of fun if your dressed for the cold weather. To see another pic of the skating rink on the lake, check my post below from January 3rd.

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Here is a late afternoon photo of Scarth Street in downtown Regina. In the summertime this whole street gets blocked off for a farmers market.

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Its pretty tough to get water shots in Canada this time of year. Here are applicable pics of what it means to go for a cold one. (Watery Wednesday)

'La Bodega' Ice Bar in downtown Regina.

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Here is a late evening image from Oct '09 of Willow Island on Wascana Lake. This secluded little area of Wascana Park is great for weddings.

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Here is a photo I took last evening while on my way to the Casino. Lets just say the night didn't turn out as good as I hoped it would, :) (My World)

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Here is a photo of a skating rink we built on the frozen Pasqua Lake which is located about a halfhour drive northeast of Regina. (Shadow Shot Sunday)

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I'm Back! Here is a photo of Wascana Lake from early November '09. You can see the downtown Regina skyline in the distance. (Scenic Sunday)

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