Once again, we are in some of the corners of the San Nicolás neighborhood in the city of Buenos Aires, but at sunset, right where the edges of light are drawn on the ground, where there is more traffic and it is also more difficult to capture cleaner scenes in this area of the city, as it is very busy, with a lot of traffic but at the same time a good location, so you have to remember that patience is the best tool for trying to get something interesting and captivating.

I stood on a corner long enough to get the cover photo. This first photo in this post is definitely my favorite. Even though there is a distracting element, I think it looks like a magazine image or as if that girl were posing for me.

This type of photography can mean different things to different people, and it always depends on the photographic eye of the person capturing the moment. Personally, I don't really like too many people in a scene, but I try to adapt to the idea that this can also be interesting and that there can be a great way to show it, obviously in my style, which I always try to make cinematic.

To do this, I always play with tones, lights, shadows, and contrasts. That's one reason why afternoons and sunset moments are important and help to achieve an atmosphere like this.

Another aspect that is often attractive at sunset is that in some cases you can see those sparks of light in the air, It's usually when the golden hour is quite intense, and even some of the billboards tend to look captivating.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to do any more walks in search of good shots these last few days, it has been raining on other days. I hope to do something good this weekend and walk around some of the most picturesque neighborhoods in the city in terms of architecture :)