I have been thinking about walking through neighborhood areas where I usually don't do it, I always try to do it along the famous avenues, tourist places and well-known squares but... There are certain interesting scenes in other parts of the city as well, quieter areas with less traffic of cars and people. I always encourage myself to do different things because the truth is that I get bored easily. In the city of Buenos Aires there is a neighborhood called Caballito, it is a nice place to live and very picturesque too, This neighborhood has its iconic corners, beautiful buildings and attractive areas.

Yesterday I decided to walk through the less known streets, the side streets, other less busy avenues, looking for the attractiveness of this part of the neighborhood. A cold fall afternoon was a good time to explore.

I tried to do other types of shots that I usually don't do. This group of people was waiting for the traffic lights to change to cross the avenue.

Two blocks before reaching one of the best-known areas there was this delivery guy, I imagine he was looking for an address, because he was going around from one side to the other.

On the other corner, RODRI'S... A fairly well-known pizzeria, passersby waiting and others walking from the street behind.

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A public employee of the city government, doing street cleaning service, also waits to cross from one street to another.

I took these last two photos at a "Tienda de Café"... It was further away and I had already walked for a few minutes. Nearby there is a nice, very picturesque English neighborhood which I visited, took some photos and shared them with you. Feel free to choose a favorite, if applicable... Have a wonderful day and take care 😉

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A Very Quiet Neighborhood, A Walk in Caballito, Buenos Aires - Monomad Challenge.

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