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Old 01-09-2009, 07:46 PM
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Default Denver Freeways -- PHOTO TOUR

Drive from south Aurora to the foothills, on the way up to the slopes.

Parker Rd, in its "freeway like" redesigned stretch:



Merging onto I-225:



Kennedy Golf Course:









I-25:















US-6, better known as the "6th Ave Freeway"

































I-70:









This photo tour is continued here: http://www.city-data.com/forum/color...hoto-tour.html
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Old 01-09-2009, 09:28 PM
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Fantastic photos! I like how your photo tours of the Denver area don't glamorize the city like a brochure, but show everyday things to let people who are considering moving here know what they are getting into. Thanks for posting.
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How long does it take to Photoshop out all the plates?
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How long does it take to Photoshop out all the plates?
is there a good reason to do such? Legally? Seems rather pointless. Either way good pics.
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Old 01-09-2009, 10:06 PM
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Courtesy would be my guess. I drove this exact route today. Expected to see my van ahead of you. Of course my car is soo dirty you wouldn't be able to read my plate anyway!!
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Old 01-09-2009, 10:16 PM
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How long does it take to Photoshop out all the plates?
Only a few seconds for each photo. It's only MS Paint. It's probably unnecessary, but I do that as a CYA measure just in case.

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Fantastic photos! I like how your photo tours of the Denver area don't glamorize the city like a brochure, but show everyday things to let people who are considering moving here know what they are getting into. Thanks for posting.
Thanks! That's exactly the point of my photo tours-- I want to show people what the REAL Denver looks like-- not just the postcard views.
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Nice freeway pics, Vegas. It's nice that you blot out the lic plates.

The "Correctional Facility-no hitch hikers" warning looks weird when you see all those homes nearby. Those things should be out in a remote area, like smack dab in the middle of the Utah Salt Lake Flats area.

Simms Landing; an old favorite of mine.
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Nice pics; now someone needs to go take pictures of 270 from I-70 to I-25. Seriously ugly.
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Nice pics of the Denver area freeways. Although I have to say I believe it to be pointless to photoshop plates out of pics. Think about it. lol
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Truly enjoyed that thanks!
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