In the city of Buenos Aires we can find all kinds of urban attractions, buildings, architecture, the design of avenues and neighborhoods and more, but there is nothing more beautiful than the natural decorations that accompany the streets. In different neighborhoods of the city, a kind of tunnel is formed made up of trees that connect to each other, These have different aspects depending on each season.

This is what it looks like when it's autumn, the season now. At that time I was visiting some apartments with the possibility of moving to a different area of ​​the Palermo neighborhood, an area that is not very visited by me.

I almost got run over for being in the middle of the avenue I try to get good shots 😂 but... look at that bottom, that natural tunnel. Don't you think it's a beautiful urban landscape?

This is something that I had already seen in the Belgrano neighborhood, there are many more places but here it is different, I think it is more abundant and more noticeable.

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In this part of the neighborhood is Güemes Square, I had already talked about it in my previous posts but it is impossible not to take many photos of this place and also of the basilica.

At that time I had an inappropriate lens to incorporate the entire basilica from the distance where I was standing, so I took several photos of the towers that I was not going to edit but I dared.

I was in the area for a short time, I was really just passing through, but I spent a few minutes capturing all this, which I find very captivating. I was standing on one of the corners and I don't know why I imagined this area like a movie scene 😅 I took some photos of people as they walked around the basilica and down the side streets.

Here are three shots of that moment.

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These are the moments that I enjoy this season, walking through places like this and take advantage of these tones for some street photos, the day to day, the daily life, people walking in harmony with the urban landscape. Autumn is almost dead here, in a couple of weeks we will have winter scenes.

What did you think of this set of street photos and these beautiful tree tunnels? Let me know if you have any favorites ;)