Every time I take my tours I have many ideas in my mind, I take photos according to what is in my path, some shots I think of in black and white, others color. On these walks I always try to capture details or have some unusual ones depending on my photography style. Today I compiled some of these details that I had not edited and of course converted them into black and white.

These images were taken in different parts of the city of Buenos Aires, in different neighborhoods. So there is some variation in them.

This first photo is in one of the avenues of Belgrano at a focal length of 300mm almost at dream level.

I took this second photo in the Colegiales railway park, I just wanted to highlight these balconies of that residential building.

I know that one of the secrets to getting impressive shots is patience and that's what I haven't had lately. I am very sure that if I had waited long enough that photo with just one person on one of the balconies would have changed everything.

There's not much to describe in the next shot, or maybe there is?

From the window I only saw those buildings, the light and the shadow and I loved how these lines were drawn. I'm trying to make minimalist photos and while I perfectly understand the concept and educate my vision I'll do experiments like this maybe.

How interesting can a stop sign painted on concrete be? I don't know, maybe one of you can give me an estimate on this. It was raining and the floor was wet.

It was another shot from the window, I just had to move a little to get this angle, I remember it had a 50mm fixed lens although I'm not too sure.

And finally and again on the avenue near the metrobus station. I'm liking this type of shots, I always focus on people but the focus is on vehicles, urban landscapes or backgrounds behind people I find pleasant. Something different to transmit.

How is your Friday going? I hope it's great ;)