Today I continue with this context of black and white and all its elements involved in its composition. Therefore, for this occasion, I show you this series based on the same theme I've been publishing these days, where the shapes and harmony between motifs—people, birds, animals, and other things—are of utmost importance, as well as the architecture that somehow adorns and beautifies each place in the city. But everything else also contributes to the photographic frame.
In reality, I don't assign meaning to each image displayed; I simply want to show the sense of routine and the protagonists of the streets. Perhaps for other people, it may have some meaning, partly from that thought when viewing each of these images. But certainly for this occasion, it's simply about seeking harmony in the composition, about being able to give shape to those motifs and contexts within the photographic frame. Therefore, it's not about documentary-style photography, but rather an attempt at an aesthetic.
In that sense, this is the result for this day, on the eve of the weekend, with the intention of once again showing the infinite universe of images found on the street, where everything moves constantly and nonstop, at full speed, while one searches for those scenes that can be there in those small circumstances.
All photographs are mine.
