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I Moved To Seoul From The US Two Years Ago To Be An English Teacher, And Here Are Some Of The Photos I’ve Taken
I moved to Seoul from the US a couple years ago to be an English teacher. In college, I had studied photography, but I had given it up for almost four years after graduating.
While living in Korea, I got inspired and bought a cheap camera and lens and started shooting again. I was a bit rusty at first, but at the beginning of this year, I made a resolution to push myself as far as I could. I have been committed to that goal and while I still have a long ways to go, I feel proud of some of the work I have been able to achieve!
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Absolutely stunning! I lived in Osan for about two years, and I never experienced Seoul's beauty like this. I always saw the dull, grey streets of downtown Seoul. It's amazing how you managed to capture Seoul's beauty in pictures. I love how simplistic (in a good way!) these are. They truly amaze me.
Hi! European living in and around Seoul since 2010 here. I really like your photos, they're different. They show the beauty of this messed up yet wonderful place, perfectly summed up as a "beautiful mess". Many of the photos you took, like the ones taken from various angles, or having a particular composition, and containing people in them, look like straight out of a comic book (those are my favourite ♥). But, seriously, all of the photos have beautiful or interesting colours and colour transitions. Good job.
Fell in love with Seoul during my time there and those show exactly why :)
I don't know how your career as an English teacher is going, but if it ever fails..you'd be a great professional photographer!
These are amazing! I hope you're having the time of your life over there :D
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I enjoyed watching the photos, they're so unlike the place where I live! But can anyone say why are the power lines in Asia (at least in Japan and S. Korea) in such a mess? My guess is that it's because of the seismic activity that prevents them to be buried?..
I like Seoul. It has its own soul, atmosphere, beauty, serenity, national flavor and striving to the skies with the highest buildings. Most of all I like the people, especially young - they seem to be so full of hopes, dreams, they feel comfortable in their life there
Absolutely stunning! I lived in Osan for about two years, and I never experienced Seoul's beauty like this. I always saw the dull, grey streets of downtown Seoul. It's amazing how you managed to capture Seoul's beauty in pictures. I love how simplistic (in a good way!) these are. They truly amaze me.
Hi! European living in and around Seoul since 2010 here. I really like your photos, they're different. They show the beauty of this messed up yet wonderful place, perfectly summed up as a "beautiful mess". Many of the photos you took, like the ones taken from various angles, or having a particular composition, and containing people in them, look like straight out of a comic book (those are my favourite ♥). But, seriously, all of the photos have beautiful or interesting colours and colour transitions. Good job.
Fell in love with Seoul during my time there and those show exactly why :)
I don't know how your career as an English teacher is going, but if it ever fails..you'd be a great professional photographer!
These are amazing! I hope you're having the time of your life over there :D
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I enjoyed watching the photos, they're so unlike the place where I live! But can anyone say why are the power lines in Asia (at least in Japan and S. Korea) in such a mess? My guess is that it's because of the seismic activity that prevents them to be buried?..
I like Seoul. It has its own soul, atmosphere, beauty, serenity, national flavor and striving to the skies with the highest buildings. Most of all I like the people, especially young - they seem to be so full of hopes, dreams, they feel comfortable in their life there