Hooray, I am done, I can put all my Korean images away - processed! These are quite random in subject, yet were all shot at the National Museum in Seoul.
I have no idea what these soldiers were doing, but it kind of freaked me out that they were there all lined up.
My first baby - sadly not a baby anymore.
This is a pagoda inside the museum - I really liked the texture in it.
13 comments:
I always feel like I'm visiting a tourism book when I come to your blog, I just love it!
Great shots, love that last one.
awesome shots! you must be in photowonderland living there and having so many great things to shoot!
very cool! love the last one :)
Wonderful shots!! I love the last one
Beautiful shots! And your "baby" is adorable!
Neat shots, I really think that last shot is pretty cool!
I like all of these. I had to make them bigger to really appreciate the detail. Great shots!
The conversion on every single one of these is great!
Oh that is kinda freaking how they are lined up! Your daughter is so pretty.
I really like your 2nd shot. Beautiful b&w, angle, and cropping. But this doesn't mean you're going to stop showing us Korean pictures, does it?
Amazing shots. The pagoda one is my favorite.
Donnah, I sure hope you are going to put these images in a book. They are fabulous; you have such a flair for catching the details and the flavor of a place...I remember your Thai photos.
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