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A rooftop shot viewing Denver from the south east. So I took this picture on top of the roof of an apartment complex, 12 stories up I believe. It was ridiculously windy; I am talking crazy wind. It was nearly impossible to get a three exposure shot even with my sturdy tripod without my gear shaking. I am not exactly a fan of heights too, so it was a bit unerving. So windy in fact, it blew over my camera with my brand new sigma 10-20 lens when my back was turned. Yes it took a hard fall right onto the concrete, but luckily that stuff is tough as nails, it would be ok. Another thing I was battling was my stupid battery. I swear a full charge on that thing lasts only 45 minutes. Luckily I had brought my charger with me, but I was running back and forth between charging the battery and putting in back in the camera to snap off a pictures of the dwindling sunset. Whew, that was quite the ramble, oh well, I think it was worth it.
Looking towards the Denver skyline.
That curvy thing at the left is Mike High Stadium, where they play Denver Broncos football games, American football.
Those golden trees are not aspens.
Five photos taken in the immediate vicinity of the rebuilt Denver Union Station, starting with one of the station's famous facade and sign,
Denver's Courthouse puts on a controversial Christmas display every holiday season. Disregarding the politics I find the scene fascinating to shoot but Santa Claus underneath a POW flag strikes even me as a little incongruous.
Regardless I always have a blast shooting this scene! This, the "Bear" and the "Mustang" encapsulate Denver's funky architectural style.
Most images depict the classic Christmas color scene, I wanted to show something a little different. Thanks for looking and commenting!!
Fabulous statues lit by the evening sun on the grounds of the Denver Performing Arts Complex near the Colorado Convention Center. I'm sure these statues show up on the satellite map just in front of the two enormous building complexes. Check it out by clicking on the map feature for this photo and go for the hybrid.
DENVER,Colo-September 25,2014-Pedestrians walk beside a mural painted by David Choe, a Los Angeles based muralist, graffiti artist and graphic novelist.
Denver light rail 221, a 066 Siemens SD-160, approaching Evans station with a depot move from the Elati facility onto line L downtown on Wednesday, September 21st, 2022.
A group of women channel their inner-zombies while participating in the 8th Annual Denver Zombie Crawl.
Meteorologists baffled over heavy smoke pollution over Denver two weeks after the Colorado State legislation passed law to legalize marajauna.
Unknown source quoted saying, "Now we know why Denver is known as the "Mile High City"..............
Nevertheless, it has been noted that majority of population appears to be considerably more mellow than prior months.....
Denver towermill was built in 1835 for John Porter and a stone tablet bearing the inscription JMP 1835 was set below the stage on the north side. The mill replaced an earlier postmill on the same site.
The large six storey mill tower was 59 ft to its curb. Four double shuttered patent sails were used to power 3 pairs of overdriven stones. One pair of sails had 10 bays of 3 shutters and the other pair had 9 bays of 3 shutters and striking was via lever mechanism. The ball finial topped, horizontally boarded ogee cap had a gallery and held a 6 bladed fan. The stones were on the third floor where a reefing stage gave access to the striking and brake chains.
Denver Health Paramedic Division
Denver, Colorado
2005-2006 Chevrolet Suburban
Denver International Airport Unit