Today the day started with a lot of fog, I was excited to travel on the subway, various stations and look for interesting places for this scenario. A few hours later the rain came and changed all his plans 😂 I still decided to take some photos on the avenue where I was and tried to do it a little differently this time. There was a lot of people and traffic, metrobus stations are always good places to take photos and to cover from the rain.

After walking a couple of blocks I remembered that there is a McDonald's with a terrace where you can access, I went there to try some photos of people walking along the pedestrian crossing or at bus stations.

The pavement was wet so in my opinion this creates something more visually attractive.

This is one of the signs that announces the exclusive closure of the metrobus lane. 200 meters away is a viaduct and the avenue changes its name. The neighborhood also changes.

Umbrellas are always attractive, I should make a theme dedicated to this taking advantage of these rainy days, focus more on the details and the drops, some good angles and perspectives.

A trash can and a seat...

In these bus stations it is normal to see more than 5 seats together, only in this section there was one, I just found it interesting to capture it 👇🏻

These are some random shots at these stations, people getting off and on the transport and others crossing the avenues.

A shot that goes off topic, perhaps. A street worker, a garbage collector with his vehicle pushing it with his own strength.

On the other hand, I wanted to do something different for this series, I already knew in advance that some of these photos would be in black and white and thinking about structures caught my attention. Iron, manhole covers, lines, geometry, is it great or am I just getting crazier and crazier? 😂

To finish a photo of the wet pavement, there are some numbers that belong to the stops of some bus lines.