Exteriors

The Daniels & Fisher Tower was built as part of the Daniels & Fisher department store in 1910, it was the tallest between the Mississippi and California at the time of construction, in downtown Denver. It was designed by the architect, Frederick Sterner, and modeled after St. Mark's Bell Tower at the Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy.

Light and shadow illuminate timeless urban texture.

Photo was taken from the fire escape outside the upper story of the Cathedral High School looking SW.

Rooftop of Trinity United Methodist Church

Smoke Stack surrounded by mixed Architectural Textures

Reflection off DaVita Building of Millennium Bridge Support, blue sky, clouds and cable in foreground.

The Big Blue Bear standing outside the Convention Center on 14th Street. On the outside looking in.

Taken just after sunset of the Greek Amphitheater in Civic Center Park framing the Denver Art Museum

Along the walkway to the carriage house.

Many people see graffiti as a crime. Few see it as a beautiful form of self expression. But just like the architecture of a theater or an apartment building, graffiti adds flair and expression to a city.