Dynamics, people and harmony - Monomad Challenge

Today I'm here to show you eight photographs of the street and its motifs, specifically a person, especially in their daily routine on a day that isn't as dynamic or busy, but there can always be people on the street. Although what I see and feel from people on the street is that tiredness, especially among older people, who have to go out to run errands and perhaps don't have family or anyone else to help them. In this regard, it's worth mentioning that since the economic crisis began in the country, most young people began to leave the country, so in many cases, older people were left practically alone.

Well, that's one of the consequences of this crisis in this country. Everything has changed drastically in every way, so much so that many things that are normal in other countries can now be considered a luxury here, when decades ago everything was relatively normal. But, well, perhaps many of us are coming to see everything as a habit and perhaps as something habitual, and much more so for the new generations.

Ultimately, this is what one can appreciate about people every day, especially those who dedicate themselves to taking street photographs. Let's say their approach is much deeper than that of other people. This is the sensitivity that can be created for those of us who enjoy this world of photography and everything that comes with appreciating the subtlety of images, capturing moments or circumstances, whether positive or negative. Everything is part of this same dynamic.

All photographs are my own.