I think that one of the important aspects in street photography is to explore the city in search of every interesting place to get good shots, maybe in some areas there is better light, the sunset can be more attractive or there are simply nooks or corners that allow you to get something minimalist. Street photography is a very extensive field of possibilities and who has time can know how to take advantage of it.

Time is something that limits me in that aspect but I try to do the best I can in terms of visiting places although other times I usually go back to where I had already taken pictures because I have favorite places. One of them is this train station in the neighborhood of Caballito, Buenos Aires.

The rails and the trains is something that attracts me a lot.

It's one of the stations I have easy access to, it's very close to my work and I don't have to deviate much from my usual route, plus it's one of the stations a bit more “safe” and I have at my disposal a footbridge where I take the photos from above. This is great because it allows me to get different angles and the position I'm in helps me to have a lot of play with light, shadows and lines, all in the atmosphere of the railroad tracks.

There is always something different to capture in each of the locations. I should have taken more tours and free time to explore unusual places in the city without losing the objective of street photography.

People walking from one place to another, leaving and entering the station is also an attraction and I think it may seem a bit cinematic.

I have some more photos but for now we will share this first series. I hope you liked it :)