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Arizona

A group created to showcase the beautiful scenery and life of Arizona, USA through Photography.

Featured Work

The Way I See It, Its Hard To Find by rmanruss

Had to combine two photos to get the result….maybe tomorrow it will happen for real! Nikon-D-300 / 70-200 mm lens
Last Light #2 by Dick Paige

Coyote Buttes North Canon 5D / Len 24-105mm f/4L IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/30 / Aperture Value – 16.0 / EV 0 / ISO 100 / Focal Length – 58mm / Filter – Singh_Ray LB Warming Cir. Polarizer
Merry-go-Round Rock by George Lenz

Just awesome colors here, in my mind. Merry-go-Round Rock on the Munds Wagon Trail heading up Schnebly Hill. Sedona at it’s best. / Hope you like! Add me to your watch list now / My Bubblesite / Copyright © by Lenz Photo Shop, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without written permission.
Desert Beauty by digitalpoetry

Taken down by the Salt River on Bush Hwy. N. of Apache Jct. Az.
Desert Chapel by David DeWitt

This chapel was on the desert near Tuscon, AZ. It had the look of a very old adobe although it was built about 60 years ago. This was FEATURED in the Tuscon, AZ group and Rural around the Globe Group This came in 3rd in the Top Ten The Spirit of The Southwest (The first 3 were all 3 votes) in the Arizona Group Nov. 2,’09.
Grand Canyon Sunset by Stephen Vecchiotti

Vivid colors of the Grand Canyon at sunset, captured from Hopi Point in Grand Canyon National Park. Featured in Southwest Group. All content & images © Stephen Vecchiotti. You may not use any images in any way without written consent from artist. All Rights Reserved.
In Bloom by titus

Cactus flower in my favourite colour.
Desert Life by Kimberly Peers

Taken in Marana, Az
Mojave view by Brett Williams

This photo is looking across the Mojave desert and was taken from the desert point vista, located on the southern rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. The picture was captured using a panasonic DMC TZ3. /
Navajo Arts Mall by Terence Russell

On the road into the east entrance to the South Rim area of Grand Canyon National Park, you travel through a lot of Navajo land. Although you will likely see a plethora of stands almost everywhere in the Four Corners area, at a couple of really scenic points along the Colorado Chasm there is a conglomeration of shops. This shot is taken from the viewpoint area back through the shops. They actually have it organized so that you have to walk through the gauntlet of shops to reach the viewpoint. It really bothered neither myself or my wife, Susan, as we appreciate the ingenuity and skills of the Navajo people and spend what we can for the wonderful art pieces they sell. In my opinion, almost anything you find is reasonably priced. The vendors are always very friendly and put no pressure on you, so it never hurts you to look. On this day, it was bitterly cold, so my wife and I had said that if we saw any vendors that were braving the cold to market their wares, we were going to stop and buy something. You see no one at any of the stands photo simply because those who were marketing wares on this day waited patiently in their heated cars and trucks until someone ventured out to look through the items set out on the tables.
Entering the Canyon by Anne McKinnell

Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona. Featured in the group “Arizona” November 3, 2009.
Southwest Style by Bob Miller

Photographed during the Tempe Tardeada – A celebration of Hispanic Culture in Tempe, Arizona.

Recent Work

Towering Layers of the Grand Canyon by Julia Washburn

It is amazing how you can see all the different layers of the earth when you are at the Grand Canyon. They are massive! Grand Canyon, Arizona May 2009
It's Turkey Time by BarbaraManis

I couldn’t resist! This shot was taken in Madera Canyon, near Green Valley, Arizona. Nikon D-80 / 18-135 mm lens at 135 mm
Southwestern Palette of Color by Tim Scullion

Tim Scullion: Somewhere along the border of Utah and Arizona on a cloudy, dreary day. / Canon EOS Rebel / 18-55 mm lens
Buick 8 by R. Mike "Jake" Jacobson

An old Buick Eight sit slowly rusting away in northern Arizona. Nikon D-300
The BIG UH-OH!! .. or ... RUN FOR IT!!!! by Lois Bryan

Best on Full Size I’ve been sitting on this one since spring … waiting for the proper season to bring him out in all his glory. Captured in the wilds of Arizona up in the mountains not far from Green Valley and Tucson. Was using the Nikon D40x at the time with my trusty 70-300mm vr Nikon lens and must say everything I shot with that lens was crap. Pardon me. But it was bad. Have since learned about the sweet spot of an ap between f/8 and f/11 … so for any of you out there with this lens, take heed. I so adored the turkey shot, tho, that with a lot of hand tooling of the dodge and burn variety using my blessed Wacom Intuos 4 tablet, I think we got a usable image out of the day. And of course the textures hid a multitude of sins, lol!!! Shutter was 1/320, aperture was f/5.6, focal length 180, iso 400. Hdr in Photomatix from a single hand-held jpeg, duped to evals of +/-2 in Photoshop … and a couple of added textures Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!! And don’t forget … everyone loves hot dogs!!!!!! Also available with Thanksgiving Wishes!!
In there stepped a stately Raven..... by RichImage

A chihuahuan Raven.
043009 Great White Egret by Marvin Collins

Shot earlier this year at Silverbell Lake, Tucson AZ
And on your left... by Linda Sparks

These huge rafts carried us down the Colorado River below Glen Canyon dam in northern Arizona. I’ll go on any boat, anywhere, but this trip was spectacular with the enormous red cliffs rising almost straight up from the river. Where the red reflections didn’t dominate, the water was a deep emerald green and so clear you could see the bottom as far as 20 feet down. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18
0214091 Great Blue Heron by Marvin Collins

Shot at Silverbell Lake, Tucson, AZ earlier this year
Welcome to the Hacienda by Linda Gregory

Situated just 65 miles from Tucson, Arizona, the 300-year-old property is one of the great haciendas in America. Established as a guest ranch in 1923, Rancho De La Osa’s history has been lovingly preserved in the beautiful buildings that rest comfortably in the rolling grasslands of the high Sonora Desert. The Cantina is said to be the oldest building in Arizona. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Through The Gate by Linda Gregory

Situated just 65 miles from Tucson, Arizona, the 300-year-old property is one of the great haciendas in America. Established as a guest ranch in 1923, Rancho De La Osa’s history has been lovingly preserved in the beautiful buildings that rest comfortably in the rolling grasslands of the high Sonora Desert. The Cantina is said to be the oldest building in Arizona. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Smoke and sunlight by Linda Sparks

Taken through the bus window after my fellow passengers woke me up. Having lived in the mountains and seen a lot of fire, I wasn’t impressed with what were initially just huge white billows of smoke. However, as the bus rounded a bend the sun broke through and brought fire to the smoke. This fire is just north of the San Fransico Peaks outside Flagstaff, AZ Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18