There's literally not a day that goes by that I don't take photos, and for that reason, I always have content to show you. I often separate photos by theme, and when I have enough to put together a story, I make a post about it. In this case, I'll share a series of photographs of the urban landscape of my city.

This photographs don't focus on people themselves, but rather on the environment that surrounds everyone in this city daily.

And I'll take the opportunity to show you something very typical of Venezuelan architecture; normally here, all houses have bars on the windows, and it's due to insecurity and crime.

I live in a small city, and here you can walk everywhere. For that reason, it's very common to see many people walking in the streets ("many people" for me might not be the same for you since this city doesn't have that much population density).

I took the following photos on one of the downtown streets. There you can find old houses, and that's why they look so deteriorated, showing the passage of time...

The next photo is the facade of a university; it should have a great and incredible look, but the truth is that it doesn't... it looks decadent, and it's a shame because it used to be one of the best universities in this city.

I took the next photo because I liked how the church's cross looked in the background...

Here I was already closer to the church:

I took this photo in another part of the city. Something I love about taking these photos is that we can always see the mountains in the background!

I took the next photo because I thought it was very curious to see a car with Christmas horns in February, haha. Besides that, the light hit it in a very interesting way!

I hope you liked these photos as much as I did. Thanks for everything!