Unexpected Scenes in the Arizona Desert

This is neither a movie set nor a palace grounds in the desert Middle East. Rather, it is an intricately designed and diligently maintained garden sanctuary at a Mediterranean-style monastery not too far south of Phoenix, Arizona.

 

 

 

 

December 13, 2020 By Redburnusa

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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.

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