Another day, another outing day with my camera, wandering around the city, capturing and documenting what happens. Another day returning with hundreds of photos, choosing among those that seemed most interesting to me!
This was the first photo I took. The woman and her peculiar way of sitting on the motorcycle caught my attention:
Two guys standing, holding the load of a pickup truck, a bit dangerous but I guess it works for them:
And in contrast to the previous photo, these trucks usually distribute vegetables throughout the city, but this one was empty:
Urban landscape through my car's rearview mirror:
Venezuelan bodegas are always a worthy subject of photography. This one, for example, had empty containers hanging to indicate that those products were sold there:
The classic Volkswagen, you literally find it everywhere!
There's a lot going on in the next photo: Sellings of empanadas, hamburgers, and hot dogs, men drinking beer on the street, and people passing by...
I took the next photo because there was a man rummaging through the trash, but when editing it, I realized how the human figure was lost among the garbage...
A stolen portrait of a cyclist:
The young man was accompanying his father somewhere. I found it sweet to see how the young man braked the bike in every possible way to be able to keep pace with his father:
Dogs can go on motorcycles too:
Two fathers watching their son's soccer game:
The next photo is a scene that is too common to see at all traffic lights in Venezuela due to the large number of informal vendors at traffic lights:
I hope you found these photos as interesting as I did, Thanks for watching!
Do entire families ride on one motorcycle? That’s what they do in Vietnam.
As always, thanks for sharing!
Yes that also happens here, we can see 3 or even 4 people in one motorycycle BUT that's ilegal
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Thanks you i loved it!
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beautiful, I love especially the young biker with the older gentleman