A Wednesday in perspective

Something I like about walking, in my opinion, is that it breaks away from the daily routine, and even better if it involves capturing street scenes. I'm always very visual about what I see and looking for details that interest me. That's how I've always taken those steps toward the photography I love to do: the simple, the spontaneous, and the everyday. For this reason and many more, I'm presenting this series of photos where everything, of course, happens on the street, as always. It's the main location that shelters other locations that have their own charm.

But it's also a bit of a sense of exploration, not as it might sound when exploring a jungle or a natural habitat, but in this case, a city habitat, of everything that moves, and that harmony and contrast created within the visual field, between colors, textures, and contrasts. That's why it's very important when going out into the street. Even if it's the same places or streets, there's always a difference that the day makes, be it an object, a person, or anything, that serves as a source of a potential motif.

And even more so these days when the skies have remained clearer, making it perfect for going out and taking photographs. That's why this Wednesday is perfect for exhibiting these photos, which mostly feature people going about their routines or their own lives, but also some details that may be of interest, that may captivate those who may see these images, which may or may not have a story, or simply be interpreted differently by each person.

All photographs are my own.