This is the second and last part of a series of photographs taken around the Cuban city of Cienfuegos. This group of photos corresponds to a trip to the Nuclear Powerplant of Juraguá which I've narrated also in a previous post. I can't decide which way it's better, so I'm proposing two versions, Color and Black & White.
This first image belongs to a bean, with the steel bars apporting a very interesting effect.
These are waves in the waters of Pasacaballo reaching the old Castle of Jagua. This tone of blue is charming.
The natural grey color of the wood boards in the rising bridge of the Castle of Jagua looks like a natural B&W picture.
In a particular zone in the outsides of the Powerplant of Juraguá we can find these rare structures, possibly because of a flood and a posterior heat wave.
This section corresponds to the same pictures but is monochromatic.
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