For today, I wanted to show you this series of photos where the main motifs in the different compositions are architecture in its form. But I also wanted to emphasize a bit of reflection in most of the photos. As we can see in the first photograph, you can see the reflection of a crane, especially the silhouette of that crane because it's backlit at dusk, which is why the glass takes on that golden twilight hue. It was a way to create contrast and reflection in the scene.

Just as I mention in this title, these are the reasons I present for this publication, where I wanted to compose with the idea of ​​creating harmony between the different subjects and some aspects such as lighting, which of course is an aspect I always take into account when creating these compositions. This includes the memory of shadows, reflections, or simply focusing the lens with the correct direction of sunlight, which is my main source of light.

A reading cat, another cat guarding a tree, the steps on the street, among some architectural structures, and, in short, a wide variety of images that I captured this Wednesday when I went out for a tour of the city, specifically in the Alta Vista sector of Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. I usually go there a lot, so I take a lot of photos, searching for that universe of images I love to capture on this afternoon. After several cloudy days, there was finally a little more sun, perfect for what I like to do. Although at certain times it clouded over a bit, but it was temporary.

Today I bring you this series of photos of a few birds called Japanese quail. These are chicks my stepfather has had at home for a few months. He was motivated to raise this type of bird because of the benefits of bone laying. From the moment I discovered this type of bird, I was interested in what these birds look like, so perfect and beautiful. They are small birds, about eight times smaller than an average chicken, but I really liked the plumage among those warm colors, or at least the plumage of this breed of quail.

For every element of nature, there is a whole universe of what the beauty of that same nature means. In this post, I bring you these six photographs where I essentially try to show that beauty in the simplicity of each of its elements. Also, in part, a bit of that scene, the natural environment itself, which makes all the harmony we can achieve possible, as well as the transmission of those vivid colors, the infinite green in each species, and the contrast between tones can make them perfect subjects for photography. But on this occasion, nature is presented through the subtle vision of black and white.

I remember that since I was little, I had never paid much attention to this park, known as Leofling Park. I usually went with my family to the most popular parks in the city of Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, such as Cachanay Park and La Llovizna Park. Although all of these parks are relatively close, you can even walk around them all if you know the paths well and have enough time. But now I see that Leofling Park has great potential; it has its own beauty and countless vantage points that offer wonderful views. A wide variety of plant and animal species, this place naturally serves as a refuge for many animals that still remain in the area after the city's growth.