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Once again, I am sharing a carefully selected series of photos from my latest walks around Buenos Aires, covering two beautiful neighbor...

This is one of the most impressive temples in the city, with eclectic architecture and more than 100 years since its construction (1914)...

The botanical garden in the Palermo neighborhood is so attractive that it tends to evoke different emotions depending on your perspectiv...

Oh, this has been one of the most lovely portrait photography productions I've ever done, not because of the results but because of the ...

A short photographic tour of downtown Buenos Aires, highlighting details, textures, people, and, of course, architecture. Just by arrivi...

I have a personal opinion that some photos suit one style and others suit another, that is to say... Not all photos work well in black a...

Isn't it wonderful to keep contemplating the architectural beauty of a building that left you speechless from the very first moment? Tha...

It's a good time to share some portraits I took with Brenda a few months ago and thus vary the content. Today I bring you a series that ...

We return to the underground cinema series. Actually, I thought I had already shared these photos with you, but I realize that I haven't...

This is a theme that came to me on the spot. I was standing in front of the botanical garden gates, looking at the light and the backgro...

The Palermo forests are usually one of my favorite places to take photos, but also to disconnect from all the noise of the city. I have ...

It was a spring afternoon when I was on Cabildo Avenue in the Belgrano neighborhood taking these photos and capturing the essence of eve...

Until I finally managed to get some cinematic shots at the Carlos Thays Botanical Garden in the Palermo neighborhood. It's one of my fav...

The city at night is a rewarding and visually striking subject for photography. Winter is an especially good time for it, since the days...

One of my favorite places for street photography is definitely the Law School in Recoleta, but specifically this area. And I think it's ...

It's always good to change topics, right? I've been sharing a lot of street, architecture, and urban photography. I think it's time to t...

A few days ago, I posted something called Alone, where the images showed scenes with just one person in the frame. Today, I want to do s...

Every time I walk through different neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, I try to capture spontaneous moments, those that you don't plan and t...

After two long months of surgery, recovery, and rest, I have returned to my daily activities at work, albeit with some changes. I am now...

Somehow these photos express something different when they are in color. Generally, for street photography, I prefer to choose black and...

The fascination with portraying these sculptural works is simply wonderful. It is a connection between art and nature, an open-air art g...

Yesterday, the obelisk was the meeting point for many Venezuelans to celebrate the events of January 3 in the early hours of the morning...

Buildings, Perspectives and Streets. This is a mix of street and architectural photographs that I've compiled to share with you today. Th...

Some slightly unusual photos. I was actually looking through my Lightroom folder and came across some photos I took at Centenario Park i...

Buenos Aires Cabildo, An Iconic Corner. The most iconic corner of the city's historic center, or at least one of them, and, without a dou...

In the last post, you guys really liked that butterfly shot on the textured background. Here’s the link to download the high-res file ‒ ...

There is nothing more relaxing, nothing more peaceful, than visiting the Palermo Woods with a camera in hand. Sitting on the shore of th...

(English) A Quiet Walk After Christmas / Un Paseo Tranquilo Después de Navidad Hello, Black and White community. Christmas is over now. ...

It's very noticeable when you leave the city capital and enter more remote locations. You don't see these kinds of animals here unless y...

An imposing and important structure that began its history in 1916, a tower that was called the English Tower because it was a gift from...