Today, I want to share a set of 15 photographs from my city, San Cristobal, Venezuela. What makes these photos special is how colorful they are, and for the most part, that's precisely what led me to capture them.

I want to start with this photograph, which I find very mundane yet full of life: a taxi driver waiting for clients outside a pharmacy:

In Venezuela, it's very common for stores to display fruits and vegetables outside to attract customers, like this:

In Venezuela, it's also very common to see people selling fruits at traffic lights, like this:

A man walking on the outskirts of my city's central park. The entire scene is so full of color that it's almost vibrant!

A few meters down, I took this photo, which I found full of life!

I took the next photo at sunset, the lighting was very beautiful at that moment!

This person had just opened his hamburger stand and sat waiting for customers:

I took the next photo because the gentleman's pose seemed interesting, he looked almost like a detective from an old American movie, hahaha!

The next photo is the entrance to a building's parking lot. What caught my attention was how it was framed by trees on both sides:

And speaking of cars, I'm always on the lookout for any old car gem to photograph. Here, it's very common to see these cars still driving on the streets, even if some are in very poor condition.

In another part of the city, I saw this mural that is allusive to the city's soccer team. I found the mural with the city in the background very beautiful:

I saw this cute little cat sleeping. It made me feel sad that its nose was hurt.

I took this photo to remind myself to bring him food.

I took this photo because I found the gigantic arrow pointing towards the business very curious. They sell roasted chicken there, and it's delicious!

All photos were taken with my Canon R8 camera and a 24-105mm lens.

I hope this glimpse into a city in Venezuela was interesting to you, and that you liked the photos as much as I did!