They’re an homage to cars that became stranded in the Indian Bend Wash during flood events, before the bridge was built.
Water asks you to slow down,” observes environmental steward and photographer Jim Dublinski.
This home’s front courtyard will charm you, providing only a hint of what awaits in the backyard.
Originally created more than 15 years ago, this showstopper is a prime example of how an established garden can integrate Arizona’s natural beauty into a home landscape.
Woodall captured that state of awe in this wintertime shot of purple prickly pear at the J.W. Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa.
"Time spent in the Southwest has opened my eyes not only to the striking landscapes, but also the deeply rooted, historical Native American culture and art."
"All of the Southwest is big sky country,” says travel journalist Kerrick James, who captured this snow-dusted view of Four Peaks, part of the Mazatzal mountain range in Tonto National Forest.
I love reflections,” says Melissa Valladares, who photographed our feature story,
Seated beside the Talavera tibor he made in 2024, Phoenix Home & Garden Masters of the Southwest award-winning artist Gennaro Garcia is almost dwarfed by his own creation.
Created by artists Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu, the exhibit runs through Jan 20.
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