A couple of weeks ago, I attended a Meetup Group that was meeting in a Downtown pub. During the walk from the Convention Center, I made several photographs along 14th Street. At the Theater Center, I stopped to look up at the roof. That star — never noticed that before — so I included it in this composition.
Theater Center Roof And Star
Several visitors were visiting or passing through the Center. I included this handrail as a lead-in to this group of visitors.
Theater Center Visitors
Along 14th Street are several triangular polished blocks. The polished surface has been etched or sandblasted to reveal a 14. The polished surface reflects the high-rise building and yellow building facade in this close-up image.
Reflections On 14
Behind me was some “Alley Art”. The two faces (elk and dog?) grabbed my interest.
Alley Art On 14th Street
Further down the street, was another triangular block. In this image, I chose a near-far composition with the road intersection and office block.
Intersection On 14th Street
Close to my destination, 14th Street meets with Cherry Creek. Several cyclists make use of the pathways along the creek, so I stopped to make some images of the cyclists. I was rewarded by this runner passing by the waterfalls.
Runner On Cherry Creek Creek Path
It was time to join the Meetup group. After the meeting, I headed back to Light Rail along a different route. In the shade of the building, I found the color contrast created by the mixture of the red rock wall panels and blue steelwork.
Rock Wall Panels And Sidewalk
Riding back on Light Rail, I had to switch lines at the Broadway station to reach my destination. The sun had just set and the moon had risen. The evening sky started to take on the deep blue hues that typically follows a sunset.
Sunset And Moonrise From Broadway Station
This sunset was the perfect end of the day.