Ken Ross Photography

Ken Ross Photography Ken Ross is a freelance photographers working in Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ Ross began his photography career in 1985 while residing in Sydney, Australia.

Ken Ross is an international freelance photographer currently based in Scottsdale, Arizona. He specializes in travel/location, people and stock photography, His photographs have been published by a wide variety of corporate, advertising and editorial clients, including National Geographic, Time, Newsweek, Apple, American Express, Mastercard, Visa, General Motors, Cartier, numerous airlines and mor

e. Ross has done many book projects for: Frommer’s Travel Guides, Fodor’s travel guides, as well as his own photo-journal book, “Real Taste of Life.”

Great Wall of China, late 1980s. 🇨🇳Looking back, I appear to be auditioning for the opening sequence of an MTV music vid...
06/02/2026

Great Wall of China, late 1980s. 🇨🇳

Looking back, I appear to be auditioning for the opening sequence of an MTV music video.

Fortunately, the Great Wall has aged much better than my wardrobe. 😅

As a tourist in Vietnam, I had the opportunity to visit the famous VC (Viet Cong) tunnels. What struck me most was how i...
06/02/2026

As a tourist in Vietnam, I had the opportunity to visit the famous VC (Viet Cong) tunnels. What struck me most was how incredibly small and claustrophobic they felt. Crawling through even a short section gave me a new appreciation for the resilience, determination, and hardships endured by those who lived and operated there during the war. It was a powerful reminder that history is often far more complex and human than we imagine from books alone.

Color. Identity. Memory.All painted in plain sight.Only in Mexico City.
05/06/2026

Color. Identity. Memory.
All painted in plain sight.
Only in Mexico City.

On a quiet wall, a loud truth—love is still the language we all understand.~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~
05/05/2026

On a quiet wall, a loud truth—
love is still the language we all understand.
~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~

Inside the Biblioteca Vasconcelos, one of the great libraries of the world 💫I keep coming back to how a space can shift ...
05/05/2026

Inside the Biblioteca Vasconcelos, one of the great libraries of the world 💫

I keep coming back to how a space can shift without moving… just light, time, and perspective.
What feels industrial one moment turns almost poetic the next.

There’s something about Mexico City—layers of history and design sitting right on top of each other… always revealing, never fixed.

This place captures both worlds 🌎

The Museo Soumaya is a private museum in Mexico City and a non-profit cultural institution with two museum buildings in ...
05/04/2026

The Museo Soumaya is a private museum in Mexico City and a non-profit cultural institution with two museum buildings in Mexico City — Plaza Carso and Plaza Loreto. It has over 66,000 works from 30 centuries of art including sculptures from Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica, 19th- and 20th-century Mexican art.

I always enjoy photographing through my hotel curtains. Today I’m in the Polanco area of Mexico City. I’m staying in a h...
05/04/2026

I always enjoy photographing through my hotel curtains. Today I’m in the Polanco area of Mexico City. I’m staying in a house from the 1920s, soaking in the romance of this city that I love. CDMX always has surprises.

Buenos Aires, in pieces 🎨I’m not sure I “did” the city so much as just drifted through it.A random blue wall that should...
04/18/2026

Buenos Aires, in pieces 🎨

I’m not sure I “did” the city so much as just drifted through it.

A random blue wall that shouldn’t work—but does.
Paint peeling in a way you could never design on purpose.
Balconies that look like they’ve been collecting stories for 80 years.
Color everywhere… but never trying too hard.

I tend to like places that feel a bit out of sync with the modern world—where things aren’t overly polished or predictable. Buenos Aires has that edge. A little worn, a little chaotic, but very alive.

Some cities you check off a list.
Others you just walk through and notice things.

This one rewards noticing.

There’s something about Asunción that feels suspended in time.These streets—faded pastels, rusted gates, hand-painted st...
04/16/2026

There’s something about Asunción that feels suspended in time.

These streets—faded pastels, rusted gates, hand-painted streets & doors—carry a rugged kind of beauty. Not polished, not curated… just real. Pretty worn, a little forgotten, and all the more alive because of it.

I’ve always been drawn to places that feel like time travel—where the modern world hasn’t quite rushed in. Places like Cuba, Myanmar… and now, here.

Five moments from wandering. No agenda, just noticing.

Country #113 Today ~ Paraguay 🇵🇾🎯
04/15/2026

Country #113 Today ~ Paraguay 🇵🇾🎯

Address

Scottsdale, AZ
85250–85271

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Ken Ross Photography posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Ken Ross Photography:

Shortcuts

Share

Category