Saskatchewan Church

I'm struggling to keep up to my usual pace of posting stuff onto my blog.  My recent surgery, and the resulting slow recovery, have seen me more or less laid up the past few weeks.  My computer and my darkroom are both in the basement of my home.  I have now figured out how to scoot down the stairs on my butt.  I only get downstairs about once a day on average, and then only for a limited time.  I need to be lying down and keep my leg elevated most of the time.  I can only sit up or stand for short periods of time.  As a result I have been unable to any work in the darkroom, and only can spend short periods of time on my computer.  I'm hopeful that things will improve in the coming days.

This is a recently processed shot of a seldom-used church in southern Saskatchewan.  I shot this when Chris and I visited last June.  This was from a batch of recently processed Ilford HP5, that I developed in 510 Pyro.  It was after my initial injury, when I was still standing on my broken leg, but before it had been diagnosed as broken.