This time, I'm showing you this series of photographs where we can see the subjects in their natural habitat, among animals such as birds and even a small monkey and a person fishing in the rushing waters of the Caroní River. In any case, they are living beings that are part of this universe, where each one will have its own purpose for this moment or life. Circumstances that I usually take advantage of to capture each of these scenes of great harmony with nature and that environment, which is so subtle and beautiful to our eyes.

Today, I once again set out to explore the trails and greenways of Leofling Park in Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, with the intention of discovering other parts of the park that I haven't yet explored. This area is much larger than what can be seen on Google Maps. However, you can still find countless paths to different locations. Some I know from references and others I have no idea what they might be. However, from any point, you can see a lot of water, rivers, and small waterfalls.

For today, I wanted to compose images where the background of the compositions would be composed primarily of that contrast with the sky, plus the main subject matter, which in this case is mostly facades, architectural buildings, details of things, and other motifs I found interesting for this day. The compositions are primarily reinforced by the visual aspect of black and white. This gives greater compositional strength and, in a certain way, the harmony between each scene presented in this publication.

Today, I'm once again presenting this variety of photographs, but with the main characteristic of all of them being subject to the visual technology of black and white. A bit of that visual universe for this day, with the demonstration of different motifs that have been a way of seeing things, is a perspective of what I want to show in this place, and of course, always my camera as the main tool for what I want to capture.

Lately, I feel like every day of the week goes by so quickly, but Sundays feel like they last forever, so long that every minute feels like hours. But I always take advantage of it to do a lot of things around the house or even go out to take photos, so I go for long walks when I see that barely 30 minutes have passed. It could be that the energy these days is slower because the city is obviously at rest, so to speak, with less activity from people who are mostly at home resting from their weekly work routine.

Everything in its proper time, in its proper scene and visual spectrum, is how all these photographs, visualized under the visual technology of black and white, are presented with the aim of interpreting that eternal search for that world of images, of people, of things, of details, and an endless array of motifs in scenes. It's as simple as these words can say and as it can be appreciated, but in that sense, everything is subject to each person's perspective.