A few days ago I went out with a friend do street photography, we had a great time, and we took some photos that I'm very excited to share with you because I feel that when I go out to take photos accompanied I have more confidence to approach people and I manage to take better photos.
I'll start by showing you my favorite photos, they were of some gentlemen playing chess in one of the squares of my city, first I asked them if I could take a couple of photos while they played and they all said yes, I waited for them to play again and I took these photos:
After a while I passed by the same place again and took this photo from afar:
On one side of the square there was a mototaxi driver lying on the grass, resting while waiting for a customer:
I've come to this square frequently because it's always full of people, it's a good place to find interesting photos.
On one side of the square was a woman selling cake, coffee and cigarettes to get some money for her survival, I asked her if I could take a photo of her products and she said yes:
I think I've said on a couple of occasions that huskies are my favorite dog breed so when I see them I can't help but photograph them, obviously with their owner's permission:
A long time ago it was very common to see people selling puppies in this square, I don't know why they stopped doing it but after a long time I saw again a man selling beagle puppies, I took a photo of him and he told me that he was selling them for $150 each.
In one of the corners of the city I also saw a motorcyclist carrying his little dog:
I continued walking around the same square and to my surprise I saw SpongeBob SquarePants sitting, I took a photo of him from afar:
I decided to get closer to take another photo and SpongeBob also started walking towards me, I took this photo:
Right in front of the square there's a liquor store that's always full of people, my friend went there to buy some cigarettes and I took the opportunity to take some photos in incognito mode:
This publication had a little bit of everything and I hope you liked the photos as much as I did, thanks for everything!