At this point, it's more than obvious that one of the things I love to do most is go out and take photos. For me, it's a way to relax and connect with myself and the present moment. It's one of my favorite activities, so I go out almost daily to take more photos.
These photos that I'll share with you today I liked a lot because they are very varied and dynamic, each one is very different from the other and in all of them there is a lot of life!
I took the first photo because there were two people jogging and that's something very common to see in my city, I liked the urban atmosphere that surrounds the photo:
An ice cream vendor watching a man walking with his dogs:
I took the next photo seconds later, I liked it because there are many things happening at the same time:
The next photo I took is of the urban landscape of my city, to take this photo I positioned myself in such a way that we can see over the bridge and below at the same time:
I've told you on several occasions that my city is built on top of mountains so there are many steep streets and precisely those streets create interesting perspectives for taking photos:
On another side of the city I saw some people filling a truck with things:
In another part of the city I saw some stairs and wanted to explore them, just at that moment a woman passed by and I took a photo of her:
I kept walking to another part of the city and found a boy riding a bicycle, when he saw me with the camera he shouted "photo!" and this was the result:
In Venezuela it's very common to see people selling coffee on the street and these are the thermoses that are used to sell it:
Something that is also very common in Venezuela is to see old cars still in circulation, on this day I was able to take photos of several of them:
The next car is old but it was restored and looked beautiful, a gem!
I liked the next two photos a lot because they tell a story, in the first photo there was a man counting his coins to buy a candy:
In the next photo he was already grabbing his candy:
I hope that this glimpse into the life of a city in Venezuela has seemed interesting to you and that you like the photos as much as I do, thanks for everything!!