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Moving Stills 92 – Echo Coffee

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Echo Coffee – a brand new coffee house on the corner of 68th Street & Thomas Road.  I’ll post a full review soon, but here’s the short version:  This is a GREAT cafe in a location that badly needed one! Here is a map of all the Moving Stills’ locations. You can read the rules [...]

12 May 2010 Read the full article →

Where was that Moving Stills picture taken?

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Some of my Moving Stills pictures are obvious to anyone living in the Phoenix area, while others are a little less conspicuous.  To make them easier to find, I mapped each of the pictures onto a Google Map (below).  For future Moving Stills posts I think I’ll include this map, but I’ll have it zoomed [...]

30 April 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 91 – Alvarado Historic District

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This house is just too picture perfect.  And a quick drive through the Alvarado Historic District will show you an entire neighborhood of picture perfect homes!  Here is a map of all the historic districts. You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading [...]

29 April 2010 Read the full article →

Owner Will Carry – a “sign” of the times

Mortgages

Saw this today while out & about.   A sign sellers are pulling out all the stops to get their best offer? A sign lenders’ underwriting guidelines have become too restrictive? Probably a bit of both… Your hoping the sellers have a good understanding of the risks involved Realtor, Chris Butterworth Chris Butterworth is: Realtor. [...]

22 April 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 90 – Super Pawn

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Sometimes I’m driving down the street and a building catches my eye; Super Pawn certainly did, so I guess the brightly colored facade was a good idea.. You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading my initial post in the series – Moving [...]

12 April 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 89 – St Francis Cemetery

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A tranquil location in the shadow of Camelback Mountain.  Well, maybe it would have to be a really long shadow… You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading my initial post in the series – Moving Stills 1. Your doesn’t know where the [...]

8 April 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 88 – Scottsdale Street Scene

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Traffic waiting for a green light on Scottsdale Rd, just south of Kierland Commons. You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading my initial post in the series – Moving Stills 1. Your taking it all in Realtor, Chris Butterworth Chris Butterworth is: [...]

24 March 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 87 – Central United Methodist Church

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In midtown, on Central Ave just south of Thomas Rd, under a sunny blue sky as winter gives way to spring. You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading my initial post in the series – Moving Stills 1. Your should probably live [...]

19 March 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 86 – 7233 E Butherus

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The Kierland area in Scottsdale is one of my favorite places to photograph (outside of downtown & midtown Phoenix), due to the number of buildings of varying heights & styles.  I liked watching the clouds move in the reflection of the Nautilus Insurance building at Scottsdale & Butherus. You can read the rules for a [...]

9 February 2010 Read the full article →

Moving Stills 85 – Anthem

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Located about 15 minutes north of Phoenix you’ll find Anthem by Del Webb, a master planned community.  Personally I like the neighborhood a lot, but it feels a little far away, especially during rush hours.  However, I know quite a few folks who live there & rave about their quality of life. You can search [...]

27 January 2010 Read the full article →

Greenbelts, Washes, and Drainage

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** Update 1/21/10, 9:00pm.  The pictures below were taken earlier today, before lunchtime.  As of now (and a full day of rain), my backyard is 2 inches under water, but the water is still draining towards the street, drainage pipes, and greenbelts.  I don’t have statistics in front of me, but I don’t remember getting [...]

21 January 2010 Read the full article →