It was too hot to do much proper photography while I was in Seoul last week. I mostly took snapshots to share with friends, but a few, I think, are worth sharing on the blog.
The bus to Seoul stopped at a service area for ten minutes. Enough time to use the toilet or get something at the convenience store, but not both. I chose to get something to drink and on the way back to the bus I noticed a couple of transport trucks hauling cars for movie sets. In addition to a Ford Granada V6 was this Opel Rekord 1900.
The neighbourhood of Itaewon is full of steep hills. It was too hot to go up and down them, so I took photographs from the tops of stairs. Itaewon is a foreign quarter and there are many international restaurants such as the Russian one advertised by the sign in the top left.
Riding the subway on my way to see a Martin Parr exhibition at the Seoul Photography Museum.
My hotel was in a neighbourhood full of construction and small industrial shops so the view wasn't very good during the day. But at night I discovered an interesting photo opportunity from my window. This picture was made handheld through glass, so maybe don't look too closely . . .
There are only three photos so far in my September folder. I made them on a walk early in the month with the Nikon D850 and they are just v...
I like the last two shots in particular. DId you enjoy the exhibition? I miss seeing photographs in the flesh - they are usually inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThanks. The exhibition was very good and there were lots of photographs spanning his whole career. I'm going to go again with the missus before it ends in October.
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