In the city of Buenos Aires there are many parks with different attractions depending on the area or neighborhood. You can find gigantic parks, botanical gardens, small squares with important churches and others that you could consider "simple", well Chacabuco park can be one of these. It is a park located in the neighborhood of Caballito near the subway station of the E line, Emilio Mitre.

Whenever I pass by here I see it as a transit space or where people can go walking, jogging or exercising in general, but it is always quite lonely, really.

Before entering the subway I decided to take a little detour and visit it, it was a foggy day and I thought it would be interesting to capture these landscapes in this weather.

I remember that I once went and a small garden was open in the structure in the first photo, It was probably spring, this time it was closed and there were only people walking and jogging. I took photos of a sculpture that is part of a water fountain as well.

For photography and in terms of my vision, I believe that there is nothing boring, photography always makes everything more interesting.

I have decided to do a photographic exercise where I intend to visit very unpopular places. Areas that at first impression I would not choose to visit and take some photos, I want to aim to find attractions in areas where we believe there are none.

This could be a good idea and stimulation to the imagination. Take a good look at the small details that may go unnoticed.

I put this sheet in the bench, it was not there.

Some little feathered friends were hanging around the place, so I took some shots of them too.

These are all the photos I took that day, I wanted to share them with you in black and white because it is actually something different. I usually focus on street photography in more popular places and I considered it a good opportunity to vary this aspect.

I hope you like them :)