Dynamic Korea

Thanks for sharing these wonderful fotos. No dog meat for me. A nice T-bone will do just fine -

EDIT: Judging from all the food it must be South Korea...
 
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Mister E, your photos are the best thing since sliced bread :D

I always enjoy checking out your flickr photostream!
 
jonmanjiro said:
Mister E, your photos are the best thing since sliced bread :D

I always enjoy checking out your flickr photostream!
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Ha ;)! I'm a fan of your work too Jon. I'm not so patiently waiting on the 36 rolls I shot in Cambodia to arrive. They should have been here days ago.
 
How I came that I missed this thread so far ? :eek: Must have been because of me moving to Tokyo at that time ...

Very well done work of photography, Sir !! :)
 
Excellent work in a very pretty land.
It's been over 40 years since I've been there and your images are just the push I need to get back.
Enjoy Vietnam !
 
Nice seeing this thread again, and the new photos as well. I often miss the Korea I knew 20 some years ago. It looks like part of it still exists. I used to love the temple areas in the mountains. So picturesque and quiet.

I was interested in the terraced areas. I don't remember seeing terracing quite like that. Terracing I remember was less consistent.

Again, thanks for sharing.

EDIT: I meant to comment on your use of the Fuji. When I was there, I carried a kit with a Fujica ST 901, a bevy of lenses and accessories, and my Super Press 23 and 100mm lens (all I had back then the first time, but later added the 65mm). It was heavy, but I was younger and stronger. It was wonderful having the Press. I usually used it for b/w as I could process that and enlarge it myself in the Army craft shops. But sometimes I wanted color as well. I have never had a 6x9 back. I do have a 6x9 Zeiss Ikon. You can just about contact print those with great results. Even though a little extra weight, I think you have made a correct decision.
 
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maddoc said:
How I came that I missed this thread so far ? :eek: Must have been because of me moving to Tokyo at that time ...

Very well done work of photography, Sir !! :)
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Thanks! I figured I'd continue to post shots from this year in this thread to. (Visit Korea Year is actually 3 years!)


Believe in Jesus by NateVenture, on Flickr


Seongnam Moran Market, Seoul, South Korea by NateVenture, on Flickr


Seongnam Moran Market, Seoul, South Korea by NateVenture, on Flickr


Seongnam Moran Market, Seoul, South Korea by NateVenture, on Flickr


Seongnam Moran Market, Seoul, South Korea by NateVenture, on Flickr
 
Only now I have discovered your thread. Great work - I enjoyed a lot. As previously said some of the images really give the feel of the places.
 
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