So about two weeks ago I wrote about a photo-shoot at Changgyeonggung Palace, where two other prominent expat bloggers and I had a photo taken for the cover of Seoul Magazine. (You can read about how that photo-shoot led me to do my own sel-ca here.) Well, it’s out. I …
This show was full of creativity and positive energy. The behind-the-scenes clips were also very entertaining. There are 60 photographs in total (or so it says) in three different floors, and they capture beautifully choreographed motions of dancers and athletes. Some of them are visually superb and stunning, and some …
I love books – especially photo books and art books. As a photographer and for the longest time, it’s been one of my aspirations someday to publish a photo book of my own with Steidl. I love …
I was helping Lacey, a journalism student from WTAMU whom I met during an AAJA-Seoul’s event last month. She asked me some questions about South Korea and North Korea for a story, and they helped me clarify my thoughts. Though very subjective in nature, I thought it was an interesting dialogue. So here it is. 1. How would you describe the moral of South Korean people? I think they’re pretty moral. I mean, there are always bad apples, but generally speaking, South Koreans are good people trying to live harmonious with others and help people when they can. 2. What words would …