Ten photos of the last series at the Sarmiento Line's train station in the city of Buenos Aires. I have left these photos to share them in black and white because I think it's the best option, you can better appreciate contrasts and somehow a certain nostalgia can be perceived in some of these shots, according to my vision obviously. The wear of the train front paint can help see it that way too.

I think I focused more on taking photos on the platform 1, many shadows and lights, some people remain in the dark while some faces can be seen while walking through the platform.

Usually I see many photos of what Buenos Aires was before, almost a century ago and somehow associated with these types of photos. Surely it must be because of the absence of colors, which is something great, it goes more towards the beginnings of photography. I tried several perspectives with unusual angles such as the next photo, I also wanted to capture the passenger station for boarding and the empty station.

I took most of the photos from a catwalk and in some cases I got inside the station.

The roads and the landscape from up there is very interesting, it is a good spot for street photography but in the future I must look for a different station, I would also like to do it at night.

This week will be days of visits to neighborhoods, trains and subway stations for new and interesting moments to capture in daily life in the city.

I hope they have a good Sunday.