Arizona Superstition Mountains 3 Photograph by Linda Weinstock

Arizona Superstition Mountains 3

by Linda Weinstock

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Title

Arizona Superstition Mountains 3

Artist

Linda Weinstock

Medium

Photograph - Photo

Description

Arizona Superstition Mountains 3

With their jagged peaks, ridges, and canyons, the Superstition Mountains rise in dramatic vertical lines above the surrounding flat desert. Covered by all varieties of cacti on lower elevations, they burst with color in the spring, when wildflowers bloom. At higher elevations, the desert vegetation slowly disappears, giving way to spectacular rock formations, dotted here and there by giant saguaros that seem to grow out of sheer rock.

But this mountain range, less than an hour east of Phoenix, is famous for more than its beauty. Its very name derives from the mystery surrounding it. To this day, you’ll find people who believe that a legendary gold mine lies hidden in these mountains, waiting to be found.

Regardless of gold, the Superstition Wilderness offers a much better treasure: a stunning desert environment to explore. Here are a few ideas for making the best of a visit to the area.

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I am a Multimedia Independent Artist, Storyteller, Designer and Collector based in the United States.

Since 2003 my focus has primarily been photography as a resource for architectural portraiture and visual storytelling in acrylic/ink.

My work is a relationship between my love of color, light and spirituality. I believe every subject has a story to be told and together with my client we create a timeless piece of art.

In 2014, I started teaching myself digital fine art applications. My world took a turn as I started expressing my life through photography and digital fine art. It's exciting to know that I am limited only by my imagination and ingenuity.