Phoenix Daily Photo

Just of couple of the things that come to mind when thinking of Phoenix Arizona.

In a city that is dominated by the new and modern, it is unusual to find buildings with such traditional architecture. This is Kenilworth ...

Earlier this month I posted a photo from the Town & Country Shopping Center. As I said before, the fate of this center is up in the air ...

Thanksgiving is North American holiday set aside to give thanks for the things that keep us healthy and make us happy. Traditionally we spe...

With the American economy holding on by a thread, I hesitate to show you this place. This is a very new development conveniently located o...

Since I was traveling along the Camelback Mountain streets yesterday, I thought I’d bring you one more home perched among the rocks that mak...

Today I bring you a rather unusual home perched on the side of Camelback Mountain. This is the kind of house that I would normally associa...

I think I discovered the all-time favorite pigeon gathering spot in central Phoenix. I stopped to take a picture of some new public art (...

I think I’ve mentioned before that I live just a block away from the campus of Phoenix College. Today I’m featuring a photo of the Dalby B...

This statue sits in the middle of a church parking lot completely surrounded by a thick growth of prickly-pear cactus. I wonder if the cactu...

These types of corner markets are very rare in a city dominated by the huge chains like Circle K and 7-Eleven. I discovered these little m...

On the west end of Camelback Mountain attached to the “head” of the camel is a outcropping of rock called “The Praying Monk”. That name has...

This tiny little plain-Jane restaurant near downtown draws huge, standing-room-only crowds every weekend. It’s located near the site of the...

When the Phoenix Municipal Court was built, part of the project included the structural and exterior renovations of this building. Built i...

This court building in downtown Phoenix bears the name of Valdemar A Cordova who served on the Phoenix City Council from 1955 to 1959 and th...

I turned down this neighborhood street the other day and had a little feeling of déjà vu. To be precise, I had the feeling I was driving d...

I discovered this art work painted on the gate at the driveway of a large, central Phoenix estate. I’m not sure I grasp its meaning. I reco...

One dimension of entertainment that I haven’t addressed on this blog is sports. I will be honest, I am not a huge sports fan. I can think ...

This house is located in the mid-town area of Phoenix, not far from the busy and commercial Central Avenue Corridor. It is surrounded on m...

Some people call this shopping center dated and worn out however, it does offer some stores that have a consistent draw. Stores like Trade...

My very dear friends invited me to attend a dinner event in their place on Saturday evening. The dinner would benefit Actor’s Theatre, a g...

This is the weekend of the Spanish Market at the Heard Museum and I stopped by yesterday to see what beautiful things might entice me. There...

That’s the song that raced through my head when I found this big guy perched atop a pillar. His home is at the end of the driveway of a gran...

I couldn’t resist posting this photo of a sad little jack-o-lantern who made it through the Halloween holiday with flying colors but, who i...

Another theatre venue located in downtown Phoenix is the Dodge Theatre. This space is specifically designed for concerts, family stage show...