Almost at the end of the week, and for this occasion, I'm once again producing a series of black and white photographs, where you can see different subjects in action in each of the scenes. Mostly, they are composed in the foreground by human subjects, all engaged in their own routines, be it that person fishing, or the individual fixing electrical wiring, or simply a child playing in a park. There are also some animal motifs, specifically birds, that are contrasted by their surroundings, especially the endless sky and other elements. There are also a few of those silhouettes and contrasting black tones within the photographic frame.

In part, it's a series that stems from the very idea of ​​the essence of the street, everything as it happens spontaneously, but with the intention of capturing precisely that scene that generates harmony for our eyes, or at least for what I see and perceive as subtle for photography. However, I also use elements that embellish those subjects or objects, thus creating more harmony or even a bit of visual chaos in a certain way, in that case, which can be beautiful.

So, in conclusion, this series for this day, at the end of a Friday night, ends with the idea of ​​capturing a representation of part of the street in its different scenes, each with something to show, but also showing the aesthetic and visual aspects of the scenes in their different motifs, which remain static within the frame.

All photographs are mine.