Denver Landmarks

I love the strip of green famed by concrete and the yellow banisters. And see the Capitol at the end of the Mall?

Reflection of the City and county building form the Denver Mint while on Mike's camera photo walk

The connection of three different surfaces at the Clyfford Still Museum

Ellie Caulkins Opera House, in the background, has been shaping the streets of Denver since the 1920's

13x34", Giclee Print on Water Color Paper

"The Yearling" statue in front of the Denver Public Library creates a sense of childlike wonderment for young and old. The 21-foot whimsical red chair allows the pinto to have a birds-eye view of the State Capital's golden dome.

This photo was taken in the auditorium of the historic Paramount Theatre. The organist played a robust performance as people danced, listened and soaked in the magic of this venue. The image was shot with no flash and a slow shutter speed in order to capture the blues & reds in the lighting.

No editing/photoshop were used to create this photo.

Landmark is of course the City Park Pavilion with the Denver Skyline and the Rocky Mountains framing it in the background...