Kevin Haggkvist

New Additions – July 2020

Fire twirl – Kevin Haggkvist

Fox – Kevin Haggkvist

They Grow’em big here! – Kevin Haggkvist

Old Saskatchewan Barn – Kevin Haggkvist

Poignant Reminders of Days Gone By – Kevin Haggkvist

Flowering Cactus, Great Sand Hills, Saskatchewan – Kevin Haggkvist

June 2020

Ominous – Kevin Haggkvist

The Passing Storm – Kevin Haggkvist

The Tank Car Storage Track – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Sunset 1 – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Sunset 2 – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Sunset 3 – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Sunset 4 – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Sunset – Kevin Haggkvist

Did Bonnie and Clyde Drive This? – Kevin Haggkvist

Held Together By Baling Wire – Kevin Haggkvist

Paterson Grain Elevator, Herbert Saskatchewan – Kevin Haggkvist

Tank Car Storage Track – Kevin Haggkvist

May 2020

Deterioration – Kevin Haggkvist

Saskatchewan Beauty – Kevin Haggkvist

Coming In – Kevin Haggkvist

Silhouette – Kevin Haggkvist

And the rails go on forever – Kevin Haggkvist

October 2019

Wolf Valley Ranch – Kevin Haggkvist

Roof Mount Solar Panels, Wolf Valley Ranch – Kevin Haggkvist

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September 2019

Puppy paint by numbers – Kevin Haggkvist

Barn Life – Kevin Haggkvist

Canim River – Kevin Haggkvist

New Additions – July 2019

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June 2019

Hide and Seek. K.Haggkvist

May 2019

Country Road Takes Me Home-Kevin Haggkvist

Bald Eagle Stump Lk -Kevin Haggkvist

B17 Bomber Sentimental Journey – Kevin Haggkvist

April 2019

Was it 8 seconds? -Kevin Haggkvist

Long Lake – Kevin Haggkvist

Frog in a Light Bulb – Kevin Haggkvist

July 2018

Scavenger Hunt Entries

Scavenger #78 Handwriting – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #15 A Nice Cold Beverage – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #17 Reflection(s) – Kevin Haggkvist

June 2018

Scavenger Hunt Entries

Scavenger #95 Transportation – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger 67 Close Up Macro Lilacs – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #58 Movement – Motion Blur – Kevin Haggkvist

May 2018

Scavenger Hunt Entries

Scavenger #38 – Bird “Coming For Lunch” – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #52 – Just The Sky – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #38 – Turkey Vulture – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #4 – A Colourful Personality – Kevin Haggkvist

Scavenger #39 – 105 Mile Barn – Kevin Haggkvist

What kind of bug is this?

Feeding time – Kevin Haggkvist

Don’t Touch!

Man O’ War – Kevin Haggkvist

Riding high – Kevin Haggkvist

Shake roof – Kevin Haggkvist

New Additions – April 2018

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA – ©Kevin Haggkvist

Found Photos

Photos can be found almost anywhere. Here is a series of photos in a location you’d never expect and of a subject that you’d think was very unpromising.

Kevin’s house has a lot of melting snow on its roof and, rather than let the melt water drip down to near the foundation, Kevin has angled a string from the end of the roof valley to a point that is away from the foundation, giving the water a route down which to flow.

During the day the water follows the string and, when evening falls and temperatures drop, ice forms on the string. The next morning as the temperature rises, the water starts flowing again, down over the ice on the string. And creates some very interesting forms:

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March 2018

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IMG_1101 – ©Kevin Haggkvist

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February 2018

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Peggy`s Cove,Nova Scotia

Star Sirius

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January 2018

Kevin is ever resourceful! One day he decided to learn how to take photos of soap bubbles created in freezing cold temperatures.

Frost Patterns – ©Kevin Haggkvist

This involved first mixing the soap bubble liquid from a formula – only problem was, he forgot an ingredient, one designed to make the bubble appear other than clear:

Frozen Bubble – ©Kevin Haggkvist

Ooppss.

Undaunted, Kevin continued with his experiments, well into the evening. You have to appreciate that blowing the bubble, grabbing your camera, finding the bubble in the view finder, making sure the focus is right and taking the photo, all before the bubble hits the ground and bursts, is no mean feat. So, it is pretty amazing that Kevin managed the following photos: