I’m a big armchair photographer so to speak, and sometimeslike to spend about an hour or so looking for images I may be able to use in later posts. But still, I rarely post any on the blog just for the sake of it, lest I rapidly be tempted to do nothing but!
I’ll definitely make an exception for this one though: for the photographer’s details and more photos in the series, see here and here respectively.
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That last urban landscape shot looks like Ilsan.
What makes you say that? Not disagreeing, just curious…
LOL..
doesn’t look like Korea at all..
blue skies!
Alex - Oops! Thought you were talking about the one in the post. Your comment makes much more sense now…
Thank you for not using the title, “Duck, here comes the Apocalypse.”
That is an incredible photo. The lighting is perfect in a nightmarish-I-wish-the-duck-wouldn’t-watch-me-try-to-make-a-move-on-her-kind-of-way.
What duck? ;)
(Update: title changed from “The Apocalypse Will be Fashionable…” In hindsight, it didn’t really sound enough in the vein of the “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” phrase that I intended)
Very cool photo.
I want that boat….the girl can come to. :)