Greetings to everyone in the community. For this occasion, I'm back with another edition of my black and white photographs. This time, the subjects are focused on things in the street, on details where I've captured a bit of that contrast with shadows, also a bit of texture in the case of the image, which can be seen as a brick wall, or even a bit of a reflection of an architectural building. I try in every way to capture the images I see on the street, where there is some kind of harmony between everything that exists.
For me, these photographs also serve as part of a routine and photographic exercise, or as I often say, to continue training my eye, with respect to the camera settings depending on the light factor at that moment, so that I can then do everything automatically. In short, I always continue training and learning with these routines.
Of course, the street is my primary environment. It's where I find these different settings for composing. It's where I shape everything with what I can see. It's like being a painter wandering down the street taking a portrait. Well, I'm the photographer who wanders around every corner looking for those details or factors mentioned above to create that series of settings where harmony between visual forms and the contrast of lighting can exist against any object or motif.
All photographs are mine.
