I've been thinking about redesigning or innovating the way I share my photographic content. From now on, although not in all posts, I will use titles, series, scenes, and covers as if it were a magazine or something similar. Each one will have a different theme, such as “Boudoir Portraits,” “Architecture,” “Urban Portraits,” “Silhouettes,” among many others, but today I'm going to start with a series I've called “Edges of Light”...
I don't think it's necessary to define what it's about; it's enough to appreciate each of the photos, although there may be some exceptions that stray from the concept, as a kind of “bonus.”
Captured from a second-floor view, people walking next to a viaduct while the shadows of a large tree are reflected on the pavement.
The idea of this series is to get scenes where there are edges of light and a protagonist that stands out... It can be a person, an object, any detail that makes it interesting.
A delivery man drives his motorcycle on Santa Fe Avenue. Palermo.
Just a bicycle parked on a lamppost on some avenue in the Caballito neighborhood.
We return to the Palermo neighborhood, to the Palermo Soho sub-neighborhood where a person waits to cross the street.
Whenever there is a band of light in a small space while there are shadows around it... It will be a good spot for a shot.
In the middle of Santa Fé Avenue, a person with a Scouter waits for the traffic light to change. I would have liked that person to be covered by that edge of light.
To finish as a bonus photo we have a fragment of a train formation seen from the station hall.
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