- Seoul Sub→urban explores the area around Mokdong Station. Again, if you’re unfamiliar with the blog, bookmark them — it’s a great concept.
- The QiRanger takes in the fall colors of Mr. Seoraksan… and vlogs it.
- This is how you make an industrial facility look beautiful. And this is how you make Boramae Park look beautiful.
- Eddie goes to Busan’s Geumjeong Mountain Fortress, although judging from the foliage and clothing, I’m guessing he went there a while ago.
- Gregory Curley talks with ace photographer Kim Jung-man.
- In case you haven’t seen it yet, check out Footman’s post on his visit to Danyang.
- And in not-exactly-Korea-related-content, unless you count the poster Donncha and buy into the whole “Koreans are the Irish of the East” thing, here’s a beginner’s guide to Battlefield Bad Company II. Now, you might ask why I’d link this with COD: Black Ops coming out. I’d answer that as fun as COD may or may not be, in multiplayer, it’s still a bunch of guys running around shooting each other in the face, and Activision will never produce a multiplayer experience for COD as rich and rewarding as Battlefield.
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Thanks for the heads up. Mokdong was one of my old neighborhoods, even if for just a few months, but not a bad area of Seoul to stay in.
The trip to Geumjeong Mountain Fortress was taken 2010/08/08.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, watermarking photos is ridiculous. I couldn’t even enjoy those photos. Why do people think watermarking photos is necessary? What’s the point? If I really really really wanted to, I could just crop that retarded egotystical shit out and still have basically the same photo; unless you’re as gigantically egotystical as elizadele, who simply watermarks over the entire image. Yeah, good job. Like someone is going to steal your shot of a dry cleaner, sell it to LIFE, and win the Pulitzer Prize.
I’m so glad rjkoehler stopped doing that on his photography blog.
Continued to the more deplorable and less uplifting blog content of the day…but far more entertaining:
Mr. Wonderful’s opinions on China (minus expletives)
http://southkoreatimes.wordpress.com/
The F5Waegs attempts to gain traffic
http://f5waeg.blogspot.com/2010/11/whining-waegs.html
The Prestige’s Interview with An Ajusshi
http://prestigekorea.blogspot.com/2010/11/ajeossi-interviews-episode-2.html
“The Todd” declaring his intentions to come back to Korea – exactly what this nation needs more of:
http://shit-u-not.blogspot.com/2010/11/i-cant-believe-i-wrote-that-1.html
Agree with Chiamattt a million percent. Watermarking looks awful on photos. Always, no matter where it is placed.
I won’t say ALL watermarks are awful, but THOSE certainly are. They wreck what otherwise might have been decent shots. But at least the bloggers can rest comfortably knowing that no one will pirate their photos of the stacked plastic chairs sitting outside mokfuck station.
#4,
I almost blew a load of tea on the monitor, but that would have ruined the adjosshi moment I was having….
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