Two Neighborhoods, One Day.

Hello everyone :)

I have prepared a series of photos especially for Black and White. These photos are distributed in two neighborhoods of the city of Buenos Aires where I captured interesting moments to share with you. Yesterday when I left work I walked through the Caballito neighborhood, specifically near Chacabuco park, I don't know why I had this place in mind but I knew there was something good I could do there.

After a few minutes I took the subway and got off in the San Nicolás neighborhood, specifically around the Plaza de Mayo. I did this because I wanted a broader post in relation to locations, since I usually share photos that I take in the same place.

We are going to describe all this from front to back and let's start with the San Nicolás neighborhood. Join me in appreciating these shots.

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This is one of the views that can be seen when leaving the Bolivar subway station on line E. I love the urban aesthetic of this area and the imposing metropolitan cathedral stands out by itself, at the same time that it makes a contrast with the modern buildings behind it.

Look at that carved relief on the top of the cathedral and the great dome and columns.
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I don't know what you think but in my opinion this gentleman stands out among the people, his clothing is capable, his attitude, I'm not sure but he is captivating. I really liked this shot that in its composition is covered by branches.
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One of the taxis surrounding the Plaza de Mayo, while you can see other people walking and some public transport buses.
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What will be happening there? These people were talking for a long time in front of the cathedral, I guess they were having a good time. After this photo they were laughing a lot.

Now... Let's go back to the beginning, to the first neighborhood I visited that same day...

Chacabuco Park.

Chacabuco Park has a large expanse of spaces with different attractions that, in my opinion, are usually cheerful. Here there are rose gardens, a skatepark, a small lung in the Caballito neighborhood, However, yesterday according to the weather it seemed like a nostalgic place, it had rained earlier and it really seemed like a park that few people would visit.

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It was really like that, according to what I thought. There weren't many people and some were alone sitting on any bench. An example of this is this man, who for several minutes only saw infinity, it was only him and that moment with him. I'm not sure if this is a nostalgic take but something related to that could be interpreted.
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The small birds also accompanied these few people in the park, I took a photo of one of them.
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"It's possible to get out of violent ties"... This is what is reflected in one of these banks, an encouraging message.

The closest subway station to this place is the Emilio Miter station on line E. I took a photo of the sign just before leaving the place.

I hope you like these shots 😊
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That's all folks! Thanks for stopping by and appreciating.

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Two Neighborhoods, One Day - Street Photography - Monomad Challenge.

Two Neighborhoods, One Day.

Chacabuco Park.

That's all folks! Thanks for stopping by and appreciating.