Every time I walk through different neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, I try to capture spontaneous moments, those that you don't plan and that are usually very captivating. So over time I collect these shots to form a fairly varied post related to street photography with night and day scenes, Often they are about perspectives, architecture, urban planning, or also sunsets and low-angle shots. In this case, I'm going to start by showing you the Buenos Aires obelisk at night from the viewpoint.

Below you will find a beautiful and intense sunset at one of the train stations on the Mitre line: Villa Devoto Station. It was impossible not to capture that sky after a few minutes of rain, two scenarios: rails, structure and sky and the other incorporating people, passengers waiting for the arrival of the train.

Here we have another sunset, but unlike the previous one, this one is much softer. In fact, it is so subtle that it was barely a sunset, with much more editing, but that day it had rained much more and I took the photos from a small window on the second floor of a building. The truth is that I was in a position that I didn't want at that moment, very backlit, and for these shots I didn't want silhouettes, so I decided to adjust the residential buildings in the area to get this result, highlighting the brightness and luminosity more.

I only had the most attractive access to these two views. In the second photo, I was able to capture some trees that adorn the composition and create a difference between the two.

And of course, I can't forget about these types of shots where architecture and perspective take center stage and tend to captivate the viewer the most. This is something I've done since I first started out in photography. I always chose these angles for buildings, and over time I incorporated the use of reflections, especially in buildings of this style. That's the great thing about modern buildings: since they are flat, they are at least somewhat interesting, and you have to find a different use for them in this type of photography.

I'm going to end this post with a photo of one of the best pizzerias on Corrientes Avenue: SBARRO, who specialize in New York-style pizzas. One of my favorites when visiting the area and one I recommend visiting if you decide to come to this part of the world.

I hope you enjoyed this series and I wish you a beautiful day :)