A Real Gully-Washer

Reportage

It does rain in the desert. This photograph taken outside Phoenix, Arizona is my testimony. On these extraordinary occasions the sky might split wide open; and enough water then falls to form temporary rivers and tiny lakes.

July 25, 2020 By Redburnusa

By Redburnusa

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About the Author

Redburnusa is a pseudonym used by a photographer living near Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Howerton comments on meaning in photography and his own journey from the perspective of a seeker, rather than a professional artist or credentialed intellectual. He has authored each journal entry. Mr. Howerton has created and edited every image appearing here, unless otherwise indicated in the text. To contact him personally, write to crhowerton@gmail.com.

You can view his Desert Portfolio here: http://www.desertperceptions.com.