A triple theme to enjoy the urban planning of the city of Buenos Aires, today I bring you some shots in different neighborhoods of the capital that I took very spontaneously. Each of these images simply presented themselves to me and I took advantage of the moment, most of them with a play of light and shadow. I think I compiled these shots in about 5 days.

We start with an interesting reflection through the glass of the Faculty of Law station on line H of the subway. I loved this photo and the symmetry that we can find in it.

In the Las Cañitas sub-neighborhood, right on a corner, I came across this house and that diagonal strip of shadow, a tree above that hits a certain part of the structure with shadows, I think it is something quite simple but at the same time attractive.

A couple of blocks further and we find the beautiful Basilica Benito Abad, This is what I know from the sidewalk when passing in front of it, the architectural design is wonderful and it is also in a good state of conservation.

In the San Nicolás neighborhood, what we popularly know as Diagonal Norte, these two emblematic buildings are located in the background, more than a century old. I was walking down Florida Street Boulevard towards the subway station.

I couldn't contain myself when I saw this urban landscape and how the street was partially divided between light and shadows.

Once again the neo-Gothic cathedral of Palermo Soho? Sure, I always get new and different perspectives of this imposing religious house.

To finish a shot from the pedestrian crossing on Mayo Avenue. I hope you liked some of these shots and I wish you a great weekend :)