Low angles, photos in different subway stations and other somewhat different themes returned. The Peru Station of Line A is one of my favorites, the aesthetics, design and decoration of the station has history, art and a pleasant atmosphere. Although this set is not focused on this, it is important to mention, the focus is more on the photography itself and on some angles and perspectives.

I have many themes in mind that I have not been able to do, one of them is to portray each of the subway stations, line by line, both the exterior facades and the stations, tracks, trains and aesthetics.

This is a shot that I love, I would say the composition is about 80% of what I really wanted. The round shapes on the floor are diagonally and the line in the middle of the floor had to coincide with the middle of the train door, Furthermore, I would have liked that person inside the train to be in front or that there was simply no one there. To be panorama, it should have expected how long? At least 1 hour maybe.

Here below we have a similar shot, But this time focusing the ground, highlighting the textures.

Entry and exit that allows users to make transfers between different lines, such as D and E. I love that bluish tone in the station hallway.

A partial view of the station, where the paintings that were placed there for the first time at the beginning of the last century stand out. I did my best to locate that column as much as possible from the frame.

From line E combination with line A you have to go through this tunnel and it is so attractive that it deserved two versions. In principle I edited it in color but then thought that in black and white it would be great, so I share both.

Do you have some favorite of this set? Let me know in the comments :)