Lines, Stairs and Perspectives | Buenos Aires Subway.

Walking in the subway stations of Buenos Aires and not wanting to take some pictures is impossible. The photos I share with you today are at the Humberto I station of the H line. Every day when I do a combination I pass by here and I decided to capture these lines in this gigantic station.

It's interesting because you can do everything here and in fact I have already done it, more than once I have shared photos of this place but in black and white, so it was time to do it in color taking advantage of the outrageous tones between yellow and orange to also add a bit of cinematic style to the images.

I took this picture very quickly, believe me, you have to wait a long time to have all that empty space (without people) and even more so in times of such an influx of passengers.

This is the same framing but this time with people. I don't know if there is really any good symmetry here but those three white lines on top and the yellow lines on each side make it quite attractive in my opinion.

The next picture I took with a wide angle lens and what is in the middle is a circular structure in which you can see the station itself underneath and the trains passing by.

This shot is quite peculiar... Where is the focus point there? I decided to put it on the railing of one of the station structures while the station itself remains out of focus and as a passenger approaches to get off to catch his train.

...and a sign indicating the combination of line H with line E.

I took a couple of pictures while I was on the platform, these are the most modern trains running on the subway and the H line is also the most modern line. There is talk that possibly two more lines are in the works, which would make it much easier to access between neighborhoods and have a more complete connection throughout the entire area of the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.

I hope you are having an excellent Sunday. Greetings to all 😊☀️