Of all the places in the Recoleta neighborhood, this bridge is one of the first places where I usually take some photos. It is a very touristy area and is right outside the subway station. Just stand under the bridge to appreciate everything that is within reach and that can be beneficial. The bridge itself is an attraction, and you can compose many scenes there. In my opinion, a wide-angle lens would be ideal for certain shots, but generally any lens will give you good results due to the aesthetics of the area. There is also a bus terminal there, so buses arrive and depart every few minutes, which is a good option for composing scenes and capturing this transportation movement.

As in every corner of the city, you can also find a bike rental station, which I have always enjoyed taking photos of, usually close-ups. If I had a macro lens, I think I would take a different kind of shot. Although I used to prefer the company that ran what we know as Ecobici, as their bikes were orange, which made the photos more captivating, but now they are blue and everything has changed. This is not the case because it is black and white.

This is the series I liked the most, capturing people on the bridge. There, you can find and capture many moments, although what you will see most are people with their phones in their hands, but... this has become commonplace, hasn't it? The ideal thing would be to be there at sunset, and surely the silhouettes of those people would make for an even more interesting scene. At some point, I'll be back here with another vision and another way of portraying this area, always focused on the cinematic, which characterizes my photographic style. I hope you liked this and have a nice day.