Yeouido, from a rooftop in Mapo. Click for the 1,200px version.
And for your viewing enjoyment….
- Kim Sungjin was having a good time in Hwacheon.
- Im Chang-kyung’s photos from atop Bukhansan in the early morning are simply stunning. His night shot is pretty cool, too.
- Mt. Daemosan is apparently a nice point to take Seoul cityscapes from, too.
- Great shot of Songdo New City, although I’m curious as to where he shot it from.
- Chang Woosik shoots Gyeonghuigung Palace at night. Oh, and hey look, it’s the War Memorial of Korea (and the rest of the Samgakji…).
- Been meaning to take this shot in the National Museum. And to think I missed the bodypainting in Daegu…
- I’m glad to see the green tea plantations in Boseong seem to be doing OK, because when I went in spring, the cold weather had really done a number on them.
- Beopjusa Temple is certainly one of Korea’s finest Buddhist monasteries. Not sure if I believe the Wikipedia note about its connection with Bruce Lee, though. UPDATE: I now believe the Bruce Lee connection — see jamuraisack’s comment below.
- In case Gregory didn’t make it clear the first time, Cha Masineun Tteul is a fine place to have a cup of tea.
- Some very good information on renting camera gear in Korea.
- That looks frightening…
- What to do around Mullae Station
- Leaving a yebul…
- The beginning of a series of Itaewon’s kebab joints.
- Chefs grappling with authentic Asian-vs-California cuisine.
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