Every time I see planes flying by, I remember when I emigrated from my country to Argentina. Many people travel through different countries during that process, looking for a home, a place to settle down. I just got here and stayed here.

However, that also makes me think that I don't like staying in one place for too long. I would like to get back on a plane, cross an ocean, and discover new territories, new places, new cultures.

This country has given me many wonderful things, but I think the time is coming when I want to do new things in a different place.

These are photos that I don't usually take, but they present themselves as an opportunity every time I visit the Costanera Norte or a park near Jorge Newbery Airport.

The shots were taken very quickly. In fact, I wasn't interested in photographing planes at the time. I was sitting on a platform, on some seats, watching a skateboarding event, and the planes were just passing by... passing by.

Then I thought, well, I'm going to capture some of these planes. I took advantage of the fact that I had a 70–300 mm lens, trying to make the photos as detailed as possible, with an adequate zoom, and also to freeze the movement of the plane as it passed by.

The truth is that, in each shot, I tried to get as close as possible to a window or the cockpit. I wanted to try to capture a face through the glass. I didn't get the result I was looking for, but I think these photos are pretty decent and interesting.

So I hope you enjoy them; it's a slightly different theme from what I usually do. But it's also good to step out of your comfort zone and try something you're not used to.

I hope you have a good day and enjoy your Sunday.