Summer Thunderstorm Over Fremont Winema National Forest

Thunder in the high desert mountains, photographing a meadow in the evening, camping in the rain.

Produced by Billy Newman and Marina Hansen

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151 Billy Newman Photo podcast mixdown summer thunderstorm_1

Hello, and thank you very much for listening to this episode of The Billy Newman photo podcast. Be sure you guys are tuning in for the first week of August 2020. I'm out on a camping trip right now; I'm deep in the middle of the Fremont National Forest, where I've been driving around for a good part of the day. And it's not; it's not really high desert out here. I think it's still mostly like smaller pine trees. And then I think just a little further east if I were to drive where you would start to drop into