Photo of the Day Archive

The Sawtooth Mountains, northwest of Tucson, host a profusion of lupines and other wildflowers.

Shutterbugs line a Sonoran Desert roadside to photograph a “superbloom” of Mexican goldpoppies.

The water of the Salt River flows through Theodore Roosevelt Dam on its way to Apache Lake.

Black and White Wednesday: Baboquivari Peak towers over the desert, as viewed from Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge.

Owl’s clover, lupines and Mexican goldpoppies display their vibrant hues in the Sonoran Desert.

Cactuses flank the door of a brightly colored house in Tucson’s Barrio Viejo neighborhood.

A wild horse naps amid Mexican goldpoppies and lupines near Saguaro Lake.

Lupines grow in abundance amid saguaros on Tohono O’odham land in Southern Arizona.