Beautiful work. It's sad and frightening, but honestly this footage makes me so proud of our state and governor for our action and dedication to keeping others safe.
He is involved in our judiciary system human trafficking of Ppl with intellectual/developmental disabilities, the elderly and children , so he is not only not keeping them safe, but exploiting them and profiting from them, mentally torturing them and anyone who tried to defend them, , but yeah, he did a good job shutting Denver down when he did for the Covid 19, it also has a lot to do with Ppl choosing to listen, so good job to them too, have a Blessed Day
Truly captivating. Thank you Metro Denver for taking this seriously and thank you for filming this for us Blake Rubenstein. I was born and raised here and this isn't far from how things looked on a Sunday morning (except that most of those buildings weren't here).
Beautiful, haunting. It's changed so much over the years. I've lived in Denver since 1997 (Colorado Springs girl here), moved away for four years to Japan in 2013, and then when I moved back in 2017, it was shocking to see how much the population had exploded, and places I knew for years having gone out of business. It was my home city, but not my home city. Everything was the same, but strange and different. This footage was beautiful. Thank you!
Coors Field is ready for us to return...the field is amazing but the sadness from no games prevails. Oh, we'll get through this all, I'm sure. Continue to stay safe, y'all.
I live and work in downtown Denver and this, along with my personal experience each day, reminds me of Night of the Comet. Shared this clip with my WFH colleagues who've been asking what downtown is like. Thanks for capturing its eerie desolation!
This was very unsettling to watch. Good, but really unsettling. Thank you for sharing this! I'm in isolation and have been wondering. I hope to see more from you!
Now do a flyover of the areas down south in the suburbs so you can see literally every single person outside and in contact with each other playing tennis and having a group of 8 walking a single dog. Denver is only following because there's nowhere to go. Everything downtown is shut down.
Beautiful and eerie...... contrasted in our minds (for those who live or have lived in Denver) what a typical weekday drone shot would show. This from ColoradoPols.com .... Not all the coronavirus news is bad news, as The Washington Post reports from the state of Washington: The suburban hospital that handled the first onslaught of coronavirus patients weeks ago - a crush of seriously ill and dying nursing home residents that signaled the beginning of the national health crisis - is now offering cautious optimism to people across the United States who are searching for an end to the springtime nightmare: They believe they might have flattened the curve here. At EvergreenHealth Medical Center, two miles from the shuttered Lifecare nursing home where 35 patient deaths were linked to the virus, officials say their rate of new covid-19 cases has remained steady for two weeks, leveling off at a trickle. On some days, doctors here see just one new case and haven’t seen more than four in a single day since mid-March. Few need admission to the intensive care unit, which is now half full, two weeks after overflow necessitated transfers to nearby hospitals… …“It is a glimmer of hope,” Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said. “This is suggestive that some of the things we’re doing together is having some very modest improvement. The things we did two weeks ago are now appearing in our hospitals.” [Pols emphasis]
Looks like something out of a scary, creepy movie. Empty streets, no people and businesses closed. I can picture rolling balls of tumbleweed flying around the empty streets
I never thought I would see a global pandemic in my lifetime, it’s so eerie to see my home city empty, so many people are scared. Anxiety is starting to get bad 😢
Iceland decided to give free testing to anyone who wanted it. Their findings indicate that it will be less impactful than we initially thought. Half of all their positives were asymptomatic.
think about how lucky we are to witness history like this as it unfolds, it is fucked up and strange but, savor it, it could possibly never happen again in our lifetimes
The Bible explains it all. Repent, Be Baptized. Learn The Gospel instead of just hearing it from others, stay away from others, Trust in God and Jesus and The Holy Spirit. If you call out to him while heatedly, he will reveal himself to you. Any questions, email me Christiscoming12@gmail.com, give ur anxieties to him because he cares for u. Guaranteed
In 1860, a year after Denver was founded, New York City already had a population of 1,174,779. Many of those people ended up migrating to Denver, along with others from up and down the East Coast, to build this city. When exactly do you propose Denver should have "closed the door" to new migrants? Right after you got here? Right after your parents got here, if you are a "native?" Or are you a descendant of the Arapahoe tribes who camped along Cherry Creek in the 19th century and can actually claim to be a native without being a hypocrite?
The majority of natives don't bitch that much. It's the "I don't have anything to really bitch about, so I'll bitch about..... this". They're everywhere. And I'm native.
If it were in black n white i wouldve thought that it was intro to a post appocolyptic movie Like amazing shots For real I know now isnt a good time to say these things and whatnot
@@amynguyen5922 No, it isn't worse than I imagine. I fully understand what the Fed has been doing and will continue to do until the dollar's value plummets.
I know how to count, since about 2nd grade. Theere were 3 people. It is interesting how someone who wasn't there knows how many people I saw. Must think they have psychic powers.
Everyone live within their means. no waste. Living efficient. This is what the world looks like anyway in 30 years btw. After all the boomers are gone.
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That shot of 16th St Mall was sobering. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work. It's sad and frightening, but honestly this footage makes me so proud of our state and governor for our action and dedication to keeping others safe.
He is involved in our judiciary system human trafficking of Ppl with intellectual/developmental disabilities, the elderly and children , so he is not only not keeping them safe, but exploiting them and profiting from them, mentally torturing them and anyone who tried to defend them, , but yeah, he did a good job shutting Denver down when he did for the Covid 19, it also has a lot to do with Ppl choosing to listen, so good job to them too, have a Blessed Day
Truly captivating. Thank you Metro Denver for taking this seriously and thank you for filming this for us Blake Rubenstein. I was born and raised here and this isn't far from how things looked on a Sunday morning (except that most of those buildings weren't here).
You’re welcome :)
Beautiful, haunting. It's changed so much over the years. I've lived in Denver since 1997 (Colorado Springs girl here), moved away for four years to Japan in 2013, and then when I moved back in 2017, it was shocking to see how much the population had exploded, and places I knew for years having gone out of business. It was my home city, but not my home city. Everything was the same, but strange and different. This footage was beautiful. Thank you!
I hope that drone stayed at least 6 feet away from other drones
Thank you for staying home, Denver!!!
Do y'all see how clear the air is with no car driving around?! Its spectacular!!
This is mesmerizing. I've lived in Denver 40 years, six of them in the city center, and I don't remember ever seeing the skies so clear.
Impressive and impactful but better days are ahead. We must all keep the faith!
Thank you, Denny! Hope you and fam are staying safe...We know you are :)
showbizonastick dork
@@harry80124hill he is not far off, people are looting after 2 weeks and people must make money to support their family. It may be Marshall Law next.
Amy Nguyen looting where?
@@harry80124hill here 😂
Denver has REALLY stepped up the street art game, so many colorful paintings.
Coors Field is ready for us to return...the field is amazing but the sadness from no games prevails. Oh, we'll get through this all, I'm sure. Continue to stay safe, y'all.
Scary music? I love it. This confirms that the air is cleaner than it has been in decades. It is perfect for cycling. I hope it lasts for months.
The sky looks so blue, not the usual 'haze' over Denver.
LOL - 58 seconds - top right corner - full on gridlock on I-25 as usual.
That's a good eye you got there 😂😂😂
That's gotta say a LOT about I-25. What a mess.
Yeahhh lol
Lol
Honestly 10/10 footage. Well done 👏🏼
Thank you very much!!
I live and work in downtown Denver and this, along with my personal experience each day, reminds me of Night of the Comet. Shared this clip with my WFH colleagues who've been asking what downtown is like. Thanks for capturing its eerie desolation!
This is about what LODO was like before Coors field. I love it!
Amazing work, Blake! I shared with the RR crew Facebook group.
Thanks Bill! Miss you guys :)
Nice video Blake! I miss this city and all the beautiful people in it. Stay safe and keep making art.
Thanks Myke, great to hear from you! Stay safe out there. Hit me up when you come back to visit.
Well done Denver. 👏🏻
Same here! It is a ghost town and eerie
This is very eerie--would love to see more!
Geeze wait till the vegetation has to grow back. Got some Last of Us vibes
denver's in the plains, aside from grass , idk what would grow back
Amazingly chilly!! Crazy how much Denver has changed in just the last 10 years
Beautiful piece, thank you for sharing! I had many chills watching. So haunting with that music especially. What artist/track was that?
I’ll look at the license and post the artist/song in description:)
Beautiful footage.
This is equally haunting and beautiful. Surreal. What's the name of the song? It was a perfect fit.
Will post when I find our license
This was very unsettling to watch. Good, but really unsettling. Thank you for sharing this! I'm in isolation and have been wondering. I hope to see more from you!
Beautiful video, I shared on my fb, would love for you to get more cap hill/ Colfax/ city park in next time
Thank you, Nile, gotta save a few spots for next time
This is great footage and very eerie. Did you need any permits to fly downtown?
FAA license
It looks like how it used to be before everybody started moving here 8 yr ago
Spot on. Nice n quiet.
WAY emptier than 8 years ago.
Looks kinda boring tbh...
Never seen it this empty in 25 years
*20 years ago
Nice work!
Hey nice work, I was wondering if I could use some of these still for a commercial video. Thank you.
How Denver used to be...
I really enjoyed this a lot.
Thank you for watching.
Good sound choice
Great video! I make some as well here on UA-cam and felt the song you used in this was very powerful. Would you be able to tell me the name of it?
Wish there was a side by side before shot! That would really be eye opening!
really nice work! I'm a little jealous I didn't get on the ball with this, but I live in the 'burbs and was a bit paralyzed by analysis the past week
We need to connect some time, Daniel!
Now do a flyover of the areas down south in the suburbs so you can see literally every single person outside and in contact with each other playing tennis and having a group of 8 walking a single dog.
Denver is only following because there's nowhere to go. Everything downtown is shut down.
How is it? Streets are full of Homless and lot of people are still driving around
I remember this scene from Stephen King's "The Stand".
Nice video, thnx!
Nice n quiet. Who did the music?
Looking up license and will post artist/song in description :)
Brilliant. Is that you in the parking lot of that last shot?
Good eye! Can you spot me in any others?
Very eeire
Beautiful and eerie...... contrasted in our minds (for those who live or have lived in Denver) what a typical weekday drone shot would show.
This from ColoradoPols.com ....
Not all the coronavirus news is bad news, as The Washington Post reports from the state of Washington:
The suburban hospital that handled the first onslaught of coronavirus patients weeks ago - a crush of seriously ill and dying nursing home residents that signaled the beginning of the national health crisis - is now offering cautious optimism to people across the United States who are searching for an end to the springtime nightmare: They believe they might have flattened the curve here.
At EvergreenHealth Medical Center, two miles from the shuttered Lifecare nursing home where 35 patient deaths were linked to the virus, officials say their rate of new covid-19 cases has remained steady for two weeks, leveling off at a trickle. On some days, doctors here see just one new case and haven’t seen more than four in a single day since mid-March. Few need admission to the intensive care unit, which is now half full, two weeks after overflow necessitated transfers to nearby hospitals…
…“It is a glimmer of hope,” Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said. “This is suggestive that some of the things we’re doing together is having some very modest improvement. The things we did two weeks ago are now appearing in our hospitals.” [Pols emphasis]
Looks like something out of a scary, creepy movie. Empty streets, no people and businesses closed. I can picture rolling balls of tumbleweed flying around the empty streets
I never thought I would see a global pandemic in my lifetime, it’s so eerie to see my home city empty, so many people are scared. Anxiety is starting to get bad 😢
Iceland decided to give free testing to anyone who wanted it. Their findings indicate that it will be less impactful than we initially thought. Half of all their positives were asymptomatic.
think about how lucky we are to witness history like this as it unfolds, it is fucked up and strange but, savor it, it could possibly never happen again in our lifetimes
The Bible explains it all. Repent, Be Baptized. Learn The Gospel instead of just hearing it from others, stay away from others, Trust in God and Jesus and The Holy Spirit. If you call out to him while heatedly, he will reveal himself to you. Any questions, email me Christiscoming12@gmail.com, give ur anxieties to him because he cares for u. Guaranteed
Streets seem prettier without cars on them!
Yeah and people too
Can I use this for a pandemic music project? I will give you credit.
Hit us up: info@guerillacapturing.com
@@GuerillaCapturing Sent!
You should buy another license if you are going to use the music.
That is a GREAT video. Didn't I do a Voice Over with you for New Tech Machinery?
Lol that’s awesome! I can still hear your voice...would’ve been around 12 years ago...
It reminds me of living in LA during the Rodney King riots. Big cities shouldn't look like that.
This is what Denver was like 20 years ago before the California and New York people moved here. Can we go back to that version of Denver???
Oh god here is the so called "native"
In 1860, a year after Denver was founded, New York City already had a population of 1,174,779. Many of those people ended up migrating to Denver, along with others from up and down the East Coast, to build this city. When exactly do you propose Denver should have "closed the door" to new migrants? Right after you got here? Right after your parents got here, if you are a "native?" Or are you a descendant of the Arapahoe tribes who camped along Cherry Creek in the 19th century and can actually claim to be a native without being a hypocrite?
@@stephenmilstrey1552 woah, calm down! The so called "natives" cant handle all this info. They will bitch and moan all day long.
The majority of natives don't bitch that much. It's the "I don't have anything to really bitch about, so I'll bitch about..... this". They're everywhere. And I'm native.
1:32 - they should really only have one worker in that basket in light of everything ...
If it were in black n white i wouldve thought that it was intro to a post appocolyptic movie
Like amazing shots
For real
I know now isnt a good time to say these things and whatnot
I live in Denver, hopefully after all this the rents and home prices will go down some.
Not with the Federal Reserve suppressing rates and flooding the economy with trillions of new funny money.
This will be worst than what you are asking for. With the repo market, the Feds is printing more fiat money, collapsing the economy worst than 2008.
@@amynguyen5922 No, it isn't worse than I imagine. I fully understand what the Fed has been doing and will continue to do until the dollar's value plummets.
@@josephpeeler5434 currency reset and cashless society just like China, they don't carry cash.
@@amynguyen5922 We need a Gold North Star. Fiat paper currency creates endless bubbles, too much financialization and too much debt.
Interesting footage. Sadly, in the last shot the toxic chemicals from suncor can be seen still pouring into the air.
I guess you could always move to China
Did you need a permit to shoot with the drone?
A license
cyclists are having a field day. I was traffic was like this all the time
@showbizonastick Pure Gold! You Win!
reminds me of the tv series "After People"
I saw the drone out of my window on the 24th floor. Y'all edited the video fast.
Whoa! Which building?
Doing our part
Did you get some kind of permission to film all of this? Great work by the way.
As long as he had his part 107, he has all the permission he needs. Looks like he followed all the rules to me.
@@jordondopp9878 not true, denver is under a stay at home order, drone flying is not on the exception list.
Rameez Lalani it is if you’re news media and a working
@beaunerman is correct
Thank You China! You're the best!
Nice
Thanks
oh, my gosh. There was one human being on that whole sequence--a Fedex man delivering a package. How weird.
Dorie Furman did you not look? there were more than that
I know how to count, since about 2nd grade. Theere were 3 people. It is interesting how someone who wasn't there knows how many people I saw. Must think they have psychic powers.
add some "Last of Us" music
Where did the homeless people go??
You mean addicts don't you?
Nice video! We just posted a similar video of Denver during lockdown. We should collaborate.
Everyone live within their means. no waste. Living efficient. This is what the world looks like anyway in 30 years btw. After all the boomers are gone.
You of course know you'll be the "boomer" generation eventually, yes?
its kinda how nice Denver once was. Then everyone had to move here for some damn pot and dress like a jackass to go hiking.
Cool footage but it looks like a regular sunday morning. Get some footage on a friday evening and it would be much more jarring
bobsolo55 have you been around union station around lunch when the weather is nice?
No. I've been in Denver on a Sunday morning. Never that empty.
It's not this empty even at 3 or 4 am on a weekday. It's never this empty. Ever.
It was shot on weekday lunch hours. The shadows are too small to be in the morning. Read the description.
yep reminds me of the Communist Soviet Union......
Dork
Oof