Drought

When streams and riverbeds dry up due to drought conditions, a reverse pattern appears that can be just as stunning as what’s left after a flash flood. These drought and desert environment photographs contain silt, sand and sediment patterns created from a lack of moisture.

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an abstract photograph of drought effected desert riverbed shot in Badlands National Park, South Dakota

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an abstract photograph of drought patterns in a riverbed (an artist favorite) shot in Badlands National Park, South Dakota

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an abstract photograph of a drought patterns in a riverbank shot in Southern Colorado

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an abstract photograph of a dried out riverbank shot in Southern Colorado

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an abstract photograph of curly sand patterns in a dried out riverbed shot in Southern Colorado

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an abstract photograph of curly sand patterns in a dried out riverbed shot in Southern Colorado

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an abstract photograph of drought effected desert ground shot in Southern Colorado

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an abstract photograph of drought effected ground with pine cones shot in Southern Colorado