Even now people are playing with water at Gwanghwamun Square even though it gets cold. In a newspaper, I ran into the announcement of the Seoul Photo Essay Contest 2009 ("the real story of Seoul") today. Even though this might be a little late and you said you are writing for yourself, I believe you'd have chances and it would be worth trying.
Winter: A snow-covered path by a riverside in Changpyeong.
Spring: Lily blossoms at full glory in Namsan.
Summer: Gwanghwamun Square turned into a water park.
Even now people are playing with water at Gwanghwamun Square even though it gets cold. In a newspaper, I ran into the announcement of the Seoul Photo Essay Contest 2009 ("the real story of Seoul") today. Even though this might be a little late and you said you are writing for yourself, I believe you'd have chances and it would be worth trying.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's okay, I am giving it a miss.
ReplyDeleteThere are already enough people out there writing about Seoul.
I think its crazy playing with water now. Its so easy to get sick now.
The first two pictures are amazing. Do you mind if I save them? :D
ReplyDeleteAnd I agree with you about the water. All the masks in the world won't stop the sickness if they're going to play in waters like such. -_-
of course you can.
ReplyDelete짐 가을이 여기 있습니다 ^_^
ReplyDelete여행하로 오삼~
original time stamp: 27 October 2009 21:22
못가니까 나 대신 가을을 잡아줘.
ReplyDelete예쁜 가을 사진을 많이 찍어보여줘.
고마워 ^^
original time stamp: 27 October 2009 21:37