You have no idea how much I love going out into the city with my camera to 'hunt' for those photo-worthy moments. It's like active meditation for me, a way to connect with myself and the present moment. It's absolutely enjoyable!
You have to keep your eyes wide open to notice the little things happening around you, like this small moment of triumph for these two people. The man was dressed in a suit, riding a motorcycle, and they both looked incredibly proud!
I love walking down this street and enjoying the tree tunnels and the view that stretches all the way to the end of the road.
At the end of that street, I saw a lady crossing the road, using an umbrella to shield herself from the sun.
In another part of the city, there were people at church mass. I took a photo because I thought it was interesting that the church was so full, people were standing at the door.
Across the street from the church, a man was walking with a book in his hand. Judging by the context, I'd guess it was a Bible.
I continued wandering around the city, 'hunting' for more photos, and came across a garbage truck. What caught my attention was how the workers had almost completely covered the truck with plastic or fabric, I'm not sure.
Speaking of workers, I saw these two people working under the harsh midday sun.
In the next photo, I tried to frame the man between the motorcycle and the car, and the shadow was what really caught my eye.
Another worker on a different street, at least he was in the shade.
A man carrying bread home. He was wearing our city's football team jersey, so he was dressed very locally, and his hat looked really cool!
Two men in different parts of the city, both with a far-off look in their eyes.
I hope you enjoyed these street photos as much as I did!