A few weeks ago I took part in the Worldwide Photo Walk by Scott Kelby. On July 18th thousands of people from around the world walked through various cities and photographed their surroundings. I went to the walk in Tempe, AZ which was hosted by Trevor Dayley. Below are some of the images I captured during the 2 mile walk from the Tempe Arts Center down through old town Tempe on Mill Avenue.
Tempe is a city of contrast. Contrast in all the different colors, light and shadows that exist. But more, contrast in the architecture. There are so many new buildings, yet so many old run down buildings, too. I tried to capture that contrast in most of my images on the walk. My favorite is the old flour mill contrasted against the shiny new KPMG building. Another favorite is the old train bridge contrasted against the new light-rail bridge – both going across the bridge parallel to each other.
Thanks for the peek!
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