Photographer Miguel M. Caamaño is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the series ‘Those Buenos Aires Bars’. To see Miguel’s body of work, click on any photograph.

In the city of Buenos Aires, there are plenty of bars that have been the epicenter of encounters among renowned musicians, settings where important writers have debated, and meeting points where actors and politicians have shared gatherings.

Many of these establishments, whether due to their century-old history, emblematic architecture, or their significance within the local cultural fabric, have been consecrated as “notable”, officially recognized as an integral part of the city’s cultural heritage.

Exploring these places and immersing oneself in the warm atmosphere of coffee conversations, while enjoying a classic “cortado”, is a deeply rooted ritual among the inhabitants of Buenos Aires and a truly unavoidable experience for visitors.

Architect graduated from UFLO, documentary photographer of urban spaces, trained at FILO, UBA and FSOC, UBA, specialized in documentary photography.

The practice of photography, as a tool of expression and research. Researcher at the bio-environmental design laboratory of the University of Flores.

Member of the NGO Proyecto Habitar since 2012, where he has developed, among other actions, a documentary photographic recording work, both of professional and teaching practices intended for the exhibition of courses, conferences - in different countries - and co-author of publications print and digital academics.

All images and text © Miguel M. Caamaño