Tag: Korean Photography

Winter, Grief, and the Weight of a Camera

The temperatures in Korea have been dropping well below zero. Not Winnipeg cold — not “colder than a well-digger’s arse” cold — but cold enough to keep most people inside. Cold enough that only the stubborn, the restless, and the slightly unhinged venture out. Especially the idiots dumb enough to take photos. It’s been a few weeks since I got […]

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Moonlight and Mayhem: Shooting Changdeokgung on the Last Day of the Mega Chuseok Holiday

This month’s plan was simple: go on the moonlight tour of Changdeokgung Palace and grab some killer night shots. Easy, right? Yeah, sure. Like most things in Korea, it started with good intentions and spiraled into a caffeine-fueled test of endurance. When you’re juggling multiple jobs, life becomes a series of half-baked logistics and Hail Marys. I’d booked the tickets […]

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Euljiro Nights

It was that time again. Another trip up to Seoul for a dose of chaos, caffeine, and neon. My wife came along this round, which meant less weight on my shoulders and a second set of eyes to keep me sharp. Two brains, one city, and a mission to wrestle something real out of the madness. We rolled into Seoul […]

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