Interiors

The high beamed ceiling and large crucifix create an interior image of the St. Francis Regis Chapel on the Lowell campus of Regis University.

Because of the incredible detail, I decided to shoot this specifically in HDR (high dynamic range) and it turned out great!

Main sanctuary of the Church of Christ Scientist built c.1905 features glass ceiling rotunda and built-in organ pipes within a neoclassical architecture.

One of the beautiful stained glass windows inside the church.

The Colorado Governor's Mansion is also known as the Cheesman-Evans-Boettcher Mansion for its former owners. Built in 1908 and designed by Denver architects Willis A. Marean and Albert J. Norton. In 1915 the Cheesman's added the solarium South addition, which stands in stark contrast to the somber "Georgian Revival" design of the historic house. The solarium views the Rocky Mountains and overlooks Governor's Park.

Elements of Greek architecture enhanced with light, color and textures make this church a formal comfortable place for worship.

The decorative ceiling pattern from the art deco Mullen Home for Nurses

photo taken from the control booth at the Paramount Theatre