Showing posts with label Denver Downtown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denver Downtown. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2018

52 Rolls Redux: A Ride to the Airport

The Problem Plagued "A-Line" to the Denver Airport.  On the Day we decided to take the roundtrip from Downtown, it was a rare flawless trip.......

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Tech Info: Minolta XD-11 with 28-20 zoom lens, Kodak T-MAX 400; Developed and scanned by Old School Photo Labs.


Friday, September 28, 2018

Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Doors Open Denver........The Evans School




Views from the West Balcony of Evans School.



North Balcony View of the Art Museum, and Denver constantly under construction nowadays.....


Monday, August 21, 2017

Its in the Vault!


Or at least I hope so:

As we are out trying to capture the Eclipse!

This also concludes the 52 Rolls Week #31 Posting!

Approximate Mountain Time Viewing (at Alliance, NE Location):


Saturday, August 19, 2017

To The Top!

One Level above the Event Center is a spiral staircase to the Bell outside:




 Fortunately the 2.5 ton bell did not ring while we were up there.


Nothing really for scale, but the external bell clapper is the size of a cannon ball.


 And a view of the stirs from the top and going down........


Friday, August 18, 2017

Inside the Clock






From the Outside Terrace, to the Inside f the Clock Face





The Clock Face Interior Space is an Event Center, 
frequently used for Wedding Receptions.



Thursday, August 17, 2017

The Daniels and Fisher Tower

Over the next few days we will go inside Denver's Iconic Daniels & Fisher Tower:


Above:  From the Denver After Dark Workhop:  
Mamiya 645; T-MAX 400

Below: From Ground Level @ a recent Open House sponsored by
Doors Open Denver: Fuji GA645Zi; Ilford 3200


Friday, July 14, 2017

Friday Reflections.........

Perhaps a Series is Brewing?


A slightly different perspective, but I think the former is better....



Saturday, May 13, 2017

Last Words from the March for Science


Because when you think that Andrew Jackson (who died 16 years earlier) could have prevented the Civil War, you are getting your facts from some strange places!


Whether or not you like nuclear energy, this is a true statement.



Ending on the Lighter Side!



Thursday, May 11, 2017

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

Earth Day March for Science & Week #16

While we wait for the Moab Symposium film to be developed.  Lets take a look back at the Earth Day March for Science.

This was also posted as Week #16 on the 52 Rolls Project.




Below:  This was a great reference.  Find out why 1543 was so important.



And some views from the crowd.


More Tomorrow!

Saturday, April 22, 2017

Denver March For Science: I Marched, Did You?

Today someone at the March for Science asked to photograph my camera.  He said he aspired to move from digital to to medium format film!


More from the March For Science once my Film is developed!

Saturday, February 11, 2017

52 Roll Week #4: In the Streets

I think we are past testing the Fuji GA645Zi camera.  So now we take a look at what for me is a new film:  Lomography C-41 films, this time ISO 400:


Sharing a few of my favorite signs from the 
"Support Our Muslim NeighBors" Rally last weekend.  
I bought the Fuji GA645Zi for street photography.  
This was our first official street outing.