Cloudee's PhotoBlog

last days in korea!

2008-09-04T16:10:49Z

Green Tea Fields

2008-08-05T11:38:01Z

Beoseung, South Korea

Yulpo Beach

2008-08-04T14:48:14Z

Yulpo Beach, South Korea August 3rd, 2008

North Korea

2008-07-28T17:13:35Z

Kaeseong City, North Korea Bakyeon waterfall Gwaneumsa Temple Reality bites Photo regulations are ridiculous Namdaemun Gate Gungyang Seowan Seonjukyo Bridge lunch Kaeseong-style and rub the nose of a turtle for luck Kim Jong-Il gold statue on a hill overlooking the city Date: July 27th, North Koreans celebrate their dillusional victory over South Korea in the Korean War. The city looks like a deserted movie set, empty, no traffic (no cars except for tour buses and a few for military officials). Like Big Brother is watching: soldiers in uniform with guns stand like statues everywhere, in the city, in the farmland, in between the hills, the roads, the bridges, everywhere. The 38th Parallel a strange department store I don't think there has been construction and new architecture since the war, except a few buildings in the Industrial Complex by the DMZ. The wildlife, bumblebees and plants are thriving due to this lack of industry and development. The difference with Seoul is like night and day...

Daegu Weekend

2008-07-23T13:35:14Z

I travelled by bus then train (4 hours there, 2 hours back), to Daegu, Korea for an art show. I had some of my photography in an exhibit of art from Club That Eternal Reflections winners the month prior. The new exhibit had an Alice in Wonderland theme, and was wicked cool, as were the other exhibits in Daegu's Art and Culture Hall. I went alone, but I stayed in a French Hotel chain, drank, watched the Simpsons, and bought a new lens, so it was a productive, and interesting, trip.

Daejeon Mud Festival pt. 3

2008-07-17T15:08:35Z

Daejeon, South Korea July '08 pt. 3 of 3

Mud Fest Pt. 2

2008-07-16T17:02:43Z

This is part two of three parts. Mud Fest 08, Daejeon, South Korea.

Mud Festival 2008 Pt. One

2008-07-15T14:38:42Z

Daejeon, South Korea July 2008 Mud Festival! Part One of my series...

Lazy Seoul Sunday

2008-06-29T18:39:47Z

Chungmuro Station, Naksopyung Station, other parts of the Seoul Train, Itaewon, and the Namsan Folk Village Sun. June 29, 2008

The Blue House, etc.

2008-06-27T15:45:48Z

On Thursday of this week, while wandering in Seoul after applying for a tourist VISA at the Vitenamese Embassy, I happened upon a temple, a palace, old government headquarters, a fashion shoot, an owl museum, an art gallery, and the President Myong Bak Lee's Blue House (like the white house but the Korean version)... Here are my allotted 30 photos from the day.