Railway Park.
If you are into street photography and you are in Buenos Aires, the Colegiales railway park is a good option for getting some interesting shots. I rarely walk there, but every time I do, I take the opportunity to capture something. The light is very good in this area, there is a lot of greenery, many contrasts, walkways, people picnicking, walking their pets, and of course, you have the wonderful view of those old, abandoned trains, which would certainly be a good theme for a portrait session.
If I had the freedom to choose what theme I would do in that place, I imagine a session with a thrash metal band or some portraits of models with a rather rural and urban style. The downside is that the passage is off-limits and closed to the public, so if you take too long, the security guards will probably kick you out. However, I was able to do something there in a very short time.
A division of light and shadow in the narrow walkway that contrasts between trees and buildings.
This is one of the old blue trains that used to run on the Mitre line; some are still in operation.
Perhaps it's a good place to sunbathe, sit on the grass while spending time with a friend.
Here you can see one of the different tracks that house many trains, formations of many cars in a state of abandonment.
Most are vandalized, covered in graffiti and overgrown with vegetation; it's simply like an abandoned train depot with no action needed. Possibly polluting the area.
I did a short portrait session with a friend, a basketball theme, about 10 minutes of photos which turned out to be very good.
That's all folks. Thanks for stopping by and appreciating.
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