I took this one somewhere in rural Saskatchewan, Canada in October of 2015.

Not far from Canada, I witnessed this wonderful vista. In my future was my first visit to Penticton and Kelowna, the famed Okanagan of British Columbia. But there was nothing shabby about the journey,

This is the barn adorns the January month of my 2019 Old Saskatchewan Barns Calendar. In days gone by, a barn was a necessity on farms as people needed a place for their horses, pigs, cattle, and maybe

After years of urging by my friends, I have finally put some of my massive collection of Saskatchewan photos on sale...in a calendar! The theme is old barns. The cover page is just outside of Kerrobert,

If the Great Red Spot on Jupiter suddenly approached Earth, would it look different from this? An old farm truck and equipment mark the foreground in this spectacular sunset near Hodgeville, Saskatchewan,

A Saskatchewan sunset and storm coincide in my picture from 5 July 2011.

This photo was taken July 30, 2017 in my former home city of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. In the foreground is Wascana Lake. The dome of the Saskatchewan Legislature can be seen on the left, the downtown

I took this photo on 16th of February, 2017 from Highway 363. I was in a desolate area southwest of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, on the road for a job that took me from farm to farm and town to town.

No matter how often we see a beautiful sunset, we always and always appreciate the glorious spectacle. Clouds scattered on the horizon add to the splendor as the setting sun bathes them in colorful splashes

Welcome to the 27th week of the art Caption Contest. A simple but unique contest searching for the most creative titles for digital art. All you have to do to enter is to make a caption and post it in

Don't believe what you hear Don't believe what you see If you just close your eyes You can feel the enemy --U2 For all its pretense of freedom, corporate and even government interests have unduly influenced

My  mother was on the psychiatric ward while I grew in her womb in 1974.  Her live-in relationship with my abusive and criminal father was over  while her pregnancy meant new hurdles.

Hi everyone! I am Lee Harding standing atop Mount Douglas in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, but have only been here five months. I spent almost all of my life in Saskatchewan, roughly half