Work is getting pretty busy these days... I think this is going to be the last post for a while... dang.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
안동!
I was lucky enough to visit 안동 during the days following 추석.
There I met and hung out with a good friend of mine, Blossom, at the 하회마을. The weather was perfect! All the vegetation was vibrant in color and the sky were spotted with unflavored cotton candy clouds. My friend said to me in the car during our drive, "지금 밖에 우리나라 안 같아..." [Right now, it doesn't seem like we're in Korea.] The green was too green, the sky was too clear, the air was too fresh, everything was a little too perfect. It was a good trip. ^^
There I met and hung out with a good friend of mine, Blossom, at the 하회마을. The weather was perfect! All the vegetation was vibrant in color and the sky were spotted with unflavored cotton candy clouds. My friend said to me in the car during our drive, "지금 밖에 우리나라 안 같아..." [Right now, it doesn't seem like we're in Korea.] The green was too green, the sky was too clear, the air was too fresh, everything was a little too perfect. It was a good trip. ^^
Thursday, September 16, 2010
홍대+ Church 누나s [Sisters]
Went to 홍대 [Hong-Dae] last weekend and they were having yet another creative event. 홍대 is a college town where everyone is free to express themselves through whatever media they choose. People paint the walls of the streets, play music in the parks, dance on corners of blocks, sell home-made clothing and jewelery, and sometimes just do random things that don't really make any sense to normal, non-artsy people.
It's kind of like the Berkley of Seoul.
The pictures below are from an event where they handed out a huge square serving of 떡 (Rice bread?) and a plastic ball. Eat the 떡 and doodle on the ball. After one finished doodling, they place the ball in one of the holes in the wall. Didn't get the point, but uhh... it was kind of cool lookin?
It's kind of like the Berkley of Seoul.
The pictures below are from an event where they handed out a huge square serving of 떡 (Rice bread?) and a plastic ball. Eat the 떡 and doodle on the ball. After one finished doodling, they place the ball in one of the holes in the wall. Didn't get the point, but uhh... it was kind of cool lookin?
These are the 누나s from my church.
The one on the way right is just a visitor, but the one next to her is a TV show host. She's on TV a few times a week as the leading host. She's nice. Aside from her, everyone else has a design background. They majored in Illustration, Photography, Product Design, and Interior Design (from left to right). So cool.
The one on the way right is just a visitor, but the one next to her is a TV show host. She's on TV a few times a week as the leading host. She's nice. Aside from her, everyone else has a design background. They majored in Illustration, Photography, Product Design, and Interior Design (from left to right). So cool.
We ate 팟빙수 (Shaved Ice) and it was yummy.
I think I kind of went overboard with the lens flares. I need to figure out a new element to editing. Frigginayyy.
I think I kind of went overboard with the lens flares. I need to figure out a new element to editing. Frigginayyy.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Choir Practice
My cousin asked me to take some pictures for his choir. I really like the group shots.
You can see people bustin' up at my lame Korean jokes.
Whatever gets a smile, right? :)
P.S. I tried to make a watermark (iN ate) then I realized that the "i" in the beginning has been unofficially trademarked by Apple. I hate Apple. It was supposed to be "iNate" like "innate". Thought I was being original. Back to the drawing board.
You can see people bustin' up at my lame Korean jokes.
Whatever gets a smile, right? :)
P.S. I tried to make a watermark (iN ate) then I realized that the "i" in the beginning has been unofficially trademarked by Apple. I hate Apple. It was supposed to be "iNate" like "innate". Thought I was being original. Back to the drawing board.
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