My Progressive Lens
The title of this blog is a word play on my age and my love of photography and digital manipulation.
I am a member of Skownan First Nation of Manitoba Canada. I am Anishinabe. (Plains Ojibway) The French called us Saulteux which means people of the rapids.
I am self taught when it comes to photography and digital photo editing and I am still learning. I have discovered a way to share the beauty I see in the world through my photos and my editing. When I was younger I discovered that words could express profound feelings but now I found another medium to help me express the beauty I see in the ordinary.
I am a member of Skownan First Nation of Manitoba Canada. I am Anishinabe. (Plains Ojibway) The French called us Saulteux which means people of the rapids.
I am self taught when it comes to photography and digital photo editing and I am still learning. I have discovered a way to share the beauty I see in the world through my photos and my editing. When I was younger I discovered that words could express profound feelings but now I found another medium to help me express the beauty I see in the ordinary.
Wolf Sun on Flickr.
Our winter has been unusually cold and long but on this March day the sun shone and the temperature rose enough for this wolf to sun bathe.
Bear Romance on Flickr.
Bearing gifts and romance
Cougar, Cougar Burning Bright
Awesome, boots, purses, kicks etc. with a First Nations attitude!
Gangsta Guinea Pig on Flickr.
The Hunter on Flickr.
OMG, The Shame on Flickr.
Hmm, is that edible? on Flickr.
My Newest Website
Two Horses or Relax and let the sun Warm you
Blue Moon not too far from Saskatoon
It’s in the Stars on Flickr.
This is my daughter, she photographs quite well. Her start tattoo was the inspiration for the photo edits I did.
Shining Young One on Flickr.
So colorful, so intense
Her Hair shone like fire on Flickr.
