Architecture in perspective

For today's post, I'm dedicating this small space to this series of photos on the theme of those architectural forms, those small and large details that each building offers us with respect to its visual appearance, with the aim of perceiving all the harmony and conformation of all its forms, as well as the entire environment I usually encounter when creating these photographic compositions where architecture is of utmost importance.

Therefore, I wanted to show these images in both color and black and white, so that different perspectives can be seen between the photographic styles, where the magic that each architectural space can possess is what one wants to capture in this wonderful visual world.

All of these architectural images are taken within the city of Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. This is the most modern part of the city, or at least where some new construction has also been built recently. This was due to the country's economic woes, but construction has now resumed. However, this doesn't mean the economy has improved, but that's not the focus of this post, as everything is focused on showing the architectural details that make this city unique. A city that is small, but has always been organized.

All photographs are my own.