1. for the Beginning Photographer

2. Phoenix has a large
number of
destinations that
give a beginning
photographer an
amazing number of
opportunities to take
outstanding pictures.

3. What fun it is to
"practice" at such
enticing
destinations!

5. Papago Park itself
has an abundance
of wildlife, desert
plants, and huge
sandstone buttes.

6. The Desert
Botanical Garden is
also filled with desert
plants, and the trails
have great subjects
in colorful Chihuly
Art.

7. The Phoenix Zoo is
125 acres of
grounds that are
home to hundreds of
species of animals
who have plenty of
space to roam.

8. Pictures may require
a telephoto lens and
a monopod.

10. This theater is an
architectural and
stately beauty and
has gorgeous
paintings on the
ceiling.

11. It was built in
Baroque and
Spanish Medieval
styles from 1927 to
1929.

12. In the late 1980s,
they began a
renovation, which
wasn't completed
until 1997.

13. Brought back was
much of the original
design in the
stunning and
intricate moldings,
murals, and more.

15. If you like to shoot
architecture, this is
the place to find
refurbished historic
British shops,
restaurants and
museums, some of
which date back to
1895.

16. If you are there at
the right times,
ethnic and cultural
festivals are often
featured -

17. - such as the
Phoenix Brewers
Invitational Beer
Fest, and these give
many pictorial
opportunities.

18. This walkable city
block also hosts the
Phoenix Museum of
History and the
Arizona Science
Center.

20. Not only is Chase
Field the air-
conditioned home of
the Arizona
Diamondbacks
baseball team, but it
also plays host to
other events such as
motor cross and
monster trucks.

21. Additionally, it is
known for being the
first stadium in the
United States with a
retractable roof, and
it also has a
signature swimming
pool.

23. This is a unique
opportunity to film
what was an
abandoned gold
mining town -

24. - with its original
untouched buildings,
a free mine tour, a
jail, a saloon, a
mystery house, a
train ride around the
entire complex,
staged Old West
gun fights -

25. - old time
photographs,
western souvenirs,
horseback riding in
the desert, and
more.

26. Characters portray
what they would be
wearing and at the
same time tell you
about the town's
history.

28. At 2,330 feet, this is
the highest point in
South Mountain
Park/Preserve that is
accessible by public
roadway or trail and
gives an amazing
view of downtown
Phoenix.

29. It luckily has the
decent Summit
Road to drive up 5.5
miles to it, making it
easy to haul your
gear.

30. The Park itself is
one of the country's
largest municipally
operated parks with
its more than 16,000
acres including 51
miles of primary
trails for hiking,
horseback riding and
mountain biking.

31. It actually consists of
three mountain
ranges: the Gila, Ma
Ha Tauk and
Guadalupe.

32. Scottsdale high rise condos, especially those in downtown Scottsdale, put you in
an extremely convenient location for photography opportunities locally as well as
within an easy distance of visiting all the above sites in Phoenix or in its Metro
Area.

33. If you want to buy or rent an urban condo,
contact the high-rise specialists at We Know
Urban Realty in Phoenix AZ.

34. They know exactly what is on the market
and which properties will work best for your
needs.

35. Visit the site at
http://www.weknowurban.com
for more info and to view properties online.

36. Will Daly, Broker
We Know Urban Realty, LLC
834 E Claremont Street, No 3
Phoenix, AZ 85014
(480) 510-8755
Email: Will@WeKnowUrban.com