How different the buildings and streets look from these angles, I have always loved using these perspectives in these types of photographs, especially if I have an emblematic building with beautiful and classic architecture. Today I took a short walk through what we know as Diagonal Norte, the downtown area of ​​Buenos Aires, the surroundings of Plaza de Mayo and Roque Sáenz Peña Avenue.

The pavement, the tiles and in the background the majestic metropolitan cathedral.

But this cathedral is not the only attraction on this block. From this side we can see the municipal palace, with those two domes and that tower that houses a clock.

Another angle towards the municipal palace and that girl mining from the front, I think it's a good composition. The idea of ​​taking photos with this theme was very spontaneous, without planning, I remembered when I did it before and I wanted to apply it today. It is possible to appreciate the texture and those lines between tiles.

The historic town hall of Buenos Aires is one of the objectives to photograph every time I walk here. I can take a thousand photos of it and still never get bored.

Here I leave you two versions, same angle at which the first photo focuses on the ground.

...and the second focuses on the building.

One of the entrances to one of the main bank headquarters in the area. Wide angle in this case.

In the middle of the entrance and the columns of the metropolitan cathedral... A shot of this building that has influences from the neo-Gothic style, although not in its entirety.

Another look at the municipal palace from another angle, just before entering the subway station.