Photos of Arizona State (10)
There are (10) photos of the keyword, Arizona State, available on our website. They are pictured below.The pictures are organized by category.
#2243 — A scenic picture taken at Yaki point during Sunrise at the Grand Canyon National Park. A few green trees are seen in the foreground and blue sky is in the background. Yaki point is located on the southeast rim of the Grand Canyon.
Yaki Point at Sunrise
#2270 — A scenic picture taken of a Southwest airplane about to take off at the Phoenix, Arizona airport.
Soutwest Airplane on Runway
#2238 — A scenic close up vertical picture taken of a baby prickly pear cactus plant located outside of a homeowner's yard in Arizona. Small rocks surround the cactus plant.
Baby Prickly Pear Cactus
#2244 — A scenic vertical picture taken of some cacti plants close up. These cacti were found on the San Tan Mountain Regional Park Goldmine trail in Arizona State.
Cacti on San Tan Mountain Regional Park in Arizona
#2273 — A scenic picture taken of the view looking down from almost the top of Camelback Mountain located near Phoenix, Arizona.
Camelback Mountain View
#2278 — A scenic vertical picture taken of a view from the lower part of hiking Camelback Mountain in Arizona and a cactus tree and Scottsdale.
Camelback Mountain, Cactus, & Scottsdale
#2241 — A scenic picture taken of the downtown Sedona area in Arizona with red rocks seen in the background. This photo was taken on a sunny day with blue sky seen in the background. People are out on the streets enjoying the downtown.
Downtown Sedona & Red Rocks
#2245 — A scenic picture taken close up of the Montezuma Castle National Monument located in Arizona State. This castle is one of the best preserved cliff dwellings in North America. This castle has 20 rooms, nestled into a towering limestone cliff and tells a 1,000 year-old story of ingenuity and survival in an unforgiving desert landscape. Montezuma Castle was established as a National Monument in 1906. It was home to the prehistoric Sinagua Indians.
Montezuma Castle National Monument
#2239 — A scenic picture taken of some of the Red Rock hills seen in Sedona Arizona State. This photo was taken with blue sky seen in the background. The rocks surrounding Sedona are red because of iron. Sandstone is porous, and when water carrying dissolved iron drains through the sandstone, some of the iron is left behind, and it is this iron in the form of iron oxide, which is red, that coats the grains of quartz and gives it color.
Red Rock in Sedona
