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There is something special about the downtown area of the city of Denver, Colorado. It's designed with pedestrians in mind. In fact, the main thoroughfare allows only city busses and emergency vehicles. That leaves a wonderful environment for walking. 

The Denver downtown area lends itself well to 3-D photography, as you will see on this and the next few pages.

But first, to view these Colorado anaglyph photos, you'll need 3-D glasses, like the ones pictured here:

To view my 3-D images, you'll need a special pair of red/blue glasses. You can get a free pair of the glasses by visiting Rainbow Symphony Website. Don't worry. I've used their site and they're very reliable.

When you're done viewing these images, you can always go back to my 3-D home page to get links to other 3-D images I've taken. Okay, enough with chit-chat. Here are the images!

	Here is a nice shot of one of the statues of the children playing with water hoses.	High-Resolution 3-D
	This may be one of the most unique pieces of public art in the country -- children riding on an alligator. (This should be in Florida, not Denver...grin.)	High-Resolution 3-D
	Want to see another piece of unique city art? Take a look at the statues of children on stilts in downtown Denver. I'd love to shake the hand of whoever conceived these. Very original.	High-Resolution 3-D
	Ah, majestic.	High-Resolution 3-D
	I saw what looked like a piece of art of a giant ship at the end of a city street. When I got there, I couldn't quite figure out what it was. But this shot does look awfully cool in 3-D.	High-Resolution 3-D