Inequality

Those who know a little about Brazil are aware that we are a country of contrasts. One of the largest economies of the world at the same time we are one with a huge economic inequality. In a large city like São Paulo this is so clear. I took this picture from the window of my mother-in-law apartment. In the foreground, you can see a small part of Paraisópolis, the second largest slum of São Paulo. In the middle, you can see Morumbi a very expensive area, with big houses and a lot of trees. In the background, you can see a lot of buildings, which are part of Brooklin and Vila Olímpia, another expensive area, full of important offices and luxury apartments.
I dedicate this picture to kendallishere.