Buenos Aires Cinematic.It's great to see things from different scenarios, I am a fan of black and white for street photography but the cinematographic editing styles also attract my attention... As if I were watching us images of scenes from a film, in fact in this area variations in tones are generally used either in photography and video to generate different atmospheres. Although many photographers prefer the originality of their catches according to the edition, you have the opportunity to play with these according to what you want to express.

Like a Hunter... From the Roof.One of the advantages of always carrying the camera in the backpack is to take advantage of every moment in each place you visit, even if you are not making any walk dedicated to photography. It is a bit more spontaneous in this way and you are always capturing moments. A few days ago I was on the roof of a meal store, after having coffee, take out the camera and take some photos from there to the street, a corner, an avenue.

Towers, Domes and People.For street photography they usually recommend fixed focal lenses, generally 35mm, 50mm or even 85mm. All these are great lenses above all the 85mm, which is my favorite but I have always liked to wear lenses with different focal range Even with 300mm I feel very comfortable when taking photos on the street. With these I can reach places that does not allow me 50mm for example and almost always vary between street and architecture.

A few minutes standing in a corner can be enough to find a lot of activity in the city, even in a small town, if you look good you can capture many moments. Yesterday while traveling in the subway I decided to make a small stop at the Bolivar Station of Line E, which connects with Plaza de Mayo, It is a corner like an X that is usually very busy at any time, any day of the year. So all the photos that I share with you were taken in that iconic corner, except for the first one that was in another neighborhood but decided to incorporate it.

We have to take advantage of the views, the places to which we do not have accesses daily and capture what we see from that angle. Today I have taken some photos from the 9th floor of a hospital, nothing serious has happened and they are only regular medical visits, routine. I did not know this part of the Belgrano neighborhood and less from the heights.

Shooting in the Back Streets.Generally when walking through different neighborhoods of the city, I know what are the most popular places or areas where you can get interesting shots but... What happens in non-popular streets? I have been thinking that I must capture the day to day in areas where I do not walk, streets that could be considered "normal" or common.