Today I am back with another set of street photographs that I took throughout the city where I live (in venezuela) . These photographs have a little bit of everything, and they all have something in common: in these photographs, I paid special attention to practicing layering composition to give more of a sense of depth to my street photographs.

For example, the first photography has a blurred element in the foreground, a cone and people working in the middle ground, and the mountains in the background, all combined to create the sense of depth:

Exactly the same with the photography of this man, who, furthermore, is an interesting character:

A child looking out the window of a public bus. Even though the shot was "failed" because the camera didn't focus in time, I still liked it:

A worker who was cutting the grass outside a house:

Speaking of workers, this one was working on top of a ladder:

The man in the next photography is also working. He is a car attendant (or car watcher) and lives off the tips that people voluntarily give him:

A couple of people talking on the streets:

The crossing between people...

The city center, as busy as always:

One of the architectural jewels of this city is a Gothic church:

I took all the photos with my camera Canon R8 and a 24-105mm 4/f Lens.

I hope you found these photographs as interesting as I did, and thanks for watching!