Well, I think everyone on this platform knows about the situation in Venezuela, the country where I live. It's an ongoing situation, still quite tense, but we're all trying to stay calm and wait to see what happens in the coming days. Ultimately, I hope everything that happens is peaceful and calm; that's what's most important for everyone. However, this post isn't about what I've mentioned. It's just to provide some context, because I'm only going to focus on what I want to show, which in this case is this series of photographs I've been meaning to take for a few days now. I took some pictures on my last day exploring the city, but today, of course, given everything that's happened, I preferred to stay home and relax.
It's a series that includes street scenes, some architecture, and a few people, while other photographs focus on nature and its striking contrast in black and white. That's what I usually look for when composing my images—those contrasts that are created in certain photographs.
Whether it's a waterfall, a small leaf, or any other natural or artificial object, I seek to create harmony within the photographic frame, a distinction between its form and composition that may be of interest to me. I hope that in the coming days everything improves for the benefit of all of us in Venezuela and that this year is positive in every way.
All photographs are my own work.
