Undeciphered
Olen Daelhousen

Undeciphered

Public art in downtown Denver, Colorado.
Champa Street, color, Colorado, Denver, downtown,, graffiti, Sick With Style, SWS
9 years ago
Bime
Olen Daelhousen

Bime

Graffiti on the side of an old brick building in downtown Denver, Colorado.
Champa Street, color, Colorado, Denver, downtown,, graffiti, Sick With Style, SWS
9 years ago
Wilder
Olen Daelhousen

Wilder

A nice piece I found on an old building in downtown Denver, Colorado, while walking...
Champa Street, color, Colorado, Denver, downtown,, graffiti, Sick With Style, SWS
9 years ago
Coal
Olen Daelhousen

Coal

A coal train passes by shiny new office and condominium developments in the Lodo...
16th Street, color, Colorado, Denver, Lodo, train
9 years ago
Anarchy in the UK
Olen Daelhousen

Anarchy in the UK

Graffiti decorating a bridge in the Lodo neighborhood in downtown Denver, Colorado.
bridge, color, Colorado, Denver, Lodo, steel
9 years ago
Wazee Supper Club One
Olen Daelhousen

Wazee Supper Club One

A faded advertisement for Coca Cola adorns the facade of a restaurant in the Lodo...
15th Street, 1910, Coca Cola, color, Colorado, Denver, Lodo, painted sign, Plumbing Supply
9 years ago
Rocky Mountain Diner
Olen Daelhousen

Rocky Mountain Diner

A sign advertising a diner in downtown Denver, Colorado.
1889, 18th Street, A H Ghost Building, color, Colorado, Denver, downtown, neon sign, William Lang
9 years ago
Raging Rapid
Olen Daelhousen

Raging Rapid

A small rapid in Cherry Creek in the Lodo area of Denver, Colorado.
black and white, Cherry Creek Greenway, Colorado, Denver, Lodo, water
9 years ago
Dirty Lamp
Olen Daelhousen

Dirty Lamp

A pedestrian lamp along the Cherry Creek Greenway in the Lodo district of Denver,...
black and white, Cherry Creek Greenway, Colorado, Denver, Lodo, polarized
9 years ago
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Fujica AX-5 Tribute

This site is a tribute to the Fujica AX-5, one of the most advanced SLRs of the 1980s. According to Fuji, the AX-5 combines cybernation with a 7,000 element micro-computer to offer automatic exposure compensation along with six different exposure modes.

There have been 172 total photographs published on Fujica AX-5 Tribute since the first photograph, "Bank of America", was posted on Tuesday, August 20th, 2013. The most recent photograph, "Ogden Museum of Southern Art", was posted on Tuesday, September 1st, 2015.