This morning, Carey and I headed into the Rino District to make images of some of the murals. Many of the murals have been modified or replaced since my last visit here. So today, they are all new images. Soon after arriving, We passed one house where I found this notice in the alley.
The following image is detail of a pupil. This is part of a long mural, some 50-60 feet in length, that is painted on a building adjacent to a parking lot.
At a nearby restaurant, these two guys were busy preparing the barbecue for the day. I waited until their reflections could be seen in the window.
I have visited the following location several times. However, today was the first time that I could make a decent image without cars obscuring the murals!
The Meadowlark Kitchen had not opened for the day. I like the reflections of various artifacts in the windows — this is a stark contrast to the vibrant colors of the building, and the pug wearing headphones!
Behind the Central Market are several murals that I have captured in the past. However, I could not help but laugh at the expressions of these two squirrels that the artist had painted.
This mural has men climbing ropes that extend above the window. However, I was amused by the text in the bottom right of the image.
I continued down the nearby alley to make images the contain reflections of various murals.
This building contains a pool hall. In the reflection, the mural figure has covered his face with his hand. Is he confused by the selection of cocktails, billiards and food?
Looking back, Carey was working on some images in the alley.
In this final image, I chose detail around a gutter down-pipe drain. The artist has made the spout part of the image. This include the detail of liquid dripping down below the spout.
Soon after capturing these images, Carey and I headed into the Denver Central Market for a coffee and bit to eat.