Layout, architecture and details

I usually like to compose architectural motifs in black and white because I find it more attractive and it has that magical touch that contrasts the motif, whether due to its shapes and geometric figures. It's simply spectacular. But this time, I'm showing you most of these architectural motifs in color on a perfect sunny day, where everything can be just right, or at least the way I like it. But also, as you can see in the photographs, you can appreciate that slight blue hue, especially where the sky can be seen. It contrasts better with the buildings and other motifs.

I took all these photos in an area of ​​the city where more modern architecture prevails, perhaps one of the few structures today. Of course, it's not as grand or imposing as in other major cities around the world. But I'm not really looking for that grand grandeur; I just look for harmony in the details, or as I usually say, layout in the photographic frame, so that everything can fit together very harmoniously.

Therefore, this photographic work is part of what my day was like taking photos, a closer look at the perspective one can have with architecture and also all those details found on signs or simple things one can find. It ranges from simplicity to the most subtle and harmonious aspects of the photography I usually take.

All photographs are my own.