Just some shots I took on a stroll up Mt. Namsan this afternoon/evening (see Flickr slideshow here):
Sunset on Mt. Namsan
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by Robert Koehler on May 31, 2009
Just some shots I took on a stroll up Mt. Namsan this afternoon/evening (see Flickr slideshow here):
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Great pictures, I especially like the 4th and 6th pictures you took. It looks like it was a pretty nice day in Seoul.
I want the 6th picture as a desktop. Damn flickr and their low max. resolution.
I want to ask again if you’ve ever tried playing with tilt-shift photography. I hear the lenses are pretty expensive, but you can do the same thing through photoshop.
Nope — I’ve heard you can do the same thing with Photoshop, too, but I’m rather lazy with the editing.
apparently i should have stuck around at the top a bit longer, robert….damn
Apparently the locks were made popular for couples because of a drama a few years ago.
I lived in the Greater Seoul area from 97-05 (and wrote about Korean issues for the CBC while still there), leaving only to give this law school thing a run, and photos like these tell me one thing: I need to go back. Well bloody done.
Those pictures are cool – we were going to go up there on my last trip to Seoul but never made it. I dig all those locks – I’m not clear on the purpose; what was “the drama of a few years ago”?
Excellent pictures.
You said point and shoot, but man, you do it well.
Thanks, guys.
I dig all those locks – I’m not clear on the purpose;
I forget the name of the drama, but the locks are to show that the couple’s love is “locked” together.
Robert,
I wonder how come you always capture the blue sky in Seoul these days.
All I did see was very humid-smoged grey sky (even few days ago, May 20 – May 24).
Nice shots… I’ve been up Namsan many times, but I’ve never once seen the city so clearly. It seemed it’s always covered in an impenetrable layer of smog.
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