Who says Arizona is one big desert with no water? Well, we have plenty of H2O as you can see by these amazing images!
Thank you to everyone who submitted their photographs of water… Here’s hoping these shots will keep everyone feeling cool… or, better yet, inspire you to check out some of the many watering holes in our state…
Keep an eye out of Facebook for our next photo Friday request…
- Aaron Lavinsky | East Clear Creek
- Audrey Kalai Kanekoa-Madrid | Oak Creek
- Chad A Geese | Canyon Lake
- Norm Cooper | Pre and post flood Havasu Falls
- Rimgaudas Vidziunas | Gilbert Riparian Preserve
- Image courtesy of Sue Bieber Scherzinger
- Logan Brumm | Lockett Meadow, Flagstaff
- Chris Pentecost | Canyon Lake
- Chris Couture | Red Mountain, Lower Salt River
- Image courtesy of Reid Helms
- Reid Helms | The Salt River
- Logan Brumm | Knoll Lake
- Tom Corey | Schnebly Hil Road
- Sue Bieber Scherzinger | Lake Mohave
- Sherry Palmer | Fossil Creek
- Chris Pentecost | Canyon Lake
- Valerie Millett | Granite Dells at Sunrise, Prescott
- Reid Helms | Fossil Creek
- Tom Corey | Reservation Lake, White Mountains
- Edith Levy | Watson Lake
- Sherry Palmer | Riparian Preserve, Gilbert
- Scot Stuk | Fossil Creek
- Image courtesy of Betsy Batish | Ribbon Falls
- Andrea Stellerine | London Bridge, LK Havasu
- Debbie Zapatka | Beaver Creek
- Dixie Pearson-Shute | Early bird catches the fish, Gilbert Riparian Preserve
- Chikku Baiju | Willow Springs Lake, Payson
- Haley Johnson | Havasu Creek
- Rebecca Wilks | Oak Creek Canyon
- Alan English | Havasu Creek
- Jack D White | Bull Pen Campground near Camp Verde
- Alan English | Whispering Falls Grotto





































We loved all of the photos, what a bunch of talented photographers! We agree with your choice of “Photo of the Day” – Ribbon Falls by Betsy Batish. I have been to Ribbon Falls a # of times and have taken a # of photos there. Ms. Batish’s photo truly captures the essence of it, and from an unusual angle.
The “Photo of the Day” is simply breathtaking. Betsy Batish captures the serenity of the place along with the power of the water. Great choice!