Architecture to the Fore…
…me in the background . Posted as part of the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: In the Background.
Wright Angles
Frank Lloyd Wright was a romantic with an emotional reaction to architecture and the environment, explaining that “when organic architecture is properly carried out no landscape is ever outraged by […]
Green Leaves Up Close
I took the photos of these glossy, green leaves in Scottsdale earlier this year. Linked to Macro Monday and BIWYFI: Green.
Making Trails through the Arizona Desert
Set in 320 acres of stunning Northern Arizona desert, stands the family-run dude ranch, Stagecoach Trails. I have spent two great holidays here already, and will, undoubtedly, return. There are many things that […]
World Donkey Day
Today, May 8, is World Donkey Day. In honour of this, I have gathered some of my donkey photos. First of all, my friend Loukoum on a donkey-walking holiday in France: Donkey […]
Up Close on Succulents
. Posted as part of Macro Monday.
Dancing with abandon in Sedona
No further words needed, the sculpture says it all. . Posted as part of Ailsa’s weekly travel challenge – Travel Theme: Dance.
Giant Doors in Scottsdale
J is for… Javelinas
Arizona has a cute but smelly inhabitant: the Javelina, or Collared Peccary. Though it looks a bit like a pig, it is not from the same family. It belongs instead to the Tayassuidae […]
Windows from the Past in Jerome
Once a thriving copper mining town, Jerome is now a bustling tourist town. Set high in the Black Hills in Arizona, one of its many taglines is “America’s most vertical […]
Windows at Taliesin West
The inspiring use of lines and angles by Frank Lloyd Wright makes these windows refreshing and tantalising. I hope you enjoy them. Linked to Thursday Lingering Look at Windows.
Travel with Intent 