iphonegraphy #1
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My digital camera broke down on the 2nd day of my recent trip ;(
but luckily I have iPhone with me!! So I took most of my trip photos with my iPhone &
I’ve been sharing some of them on instagram.
I would like to share them with all of you here too… so here it goes.
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All photos taken with iPhone 4, processed with Instagram.
1. Beautiful yellow flowers at Seoul National University. They are called 개나리 (Kenari) in Korean.
2. Had lunch with at one of the cafeterias in Seoul National University, 3000 won for non-students.
3. Cherry blossom tree in Seoul National University ;)
4. Reading through Jeju island brochures.
5. There’s some snow left at Halla Mountain in Jeju island, South Korea.
Halla Mountain (한나산) is the highest mountain in South Korea, 1,950m.
6. Entrance to Seoul National University.
7. Time square is a huge shopping complex in Seoul, South Korea.
8. Time square, Seoul.
9. Choco pie & strawberries for tea.
10. Korea musk melon, Chamoe (참외) I love this fruit! :)
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I’ve labeled this post as iphonegraphy #1,
I might share more photos taken with my iPhone from time to time.
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btw. You can also follow me on instagram @mm_k
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I’m sorry to hear about your camera.
I really enjoy your posts about Korea, I think I’d like to go there -and hopefully soon! Do you have any recommendations on places to see?
Hi Paula. I’m sure you’ll like Korea. Other than Seoul, You must visit Jeju island!! It’s beautiful especially in spring. Canola flowers field! I haven’t visited that many places to be able to give you any good suggestions coz’ I always end up spending too much time in Seoul just wandering around. Sorry..
Thank you very much! I really want to go back to Japan, but there are so many other places to visit and Seoul looks amazing : )
I’ve been going to Korea so often that my Korean friend said that I look like someone who is living there rather than a tourist. lol
very nice photos. thanks for sharing! Instagram is great – I really love the app… I don’t really need to carry around a big camera for snapshots anymore or times where carrying a large camera is inconvenient.
Also, thanks for sharing the name of the Kenari! I used it to label a photo in my post about Korean cherry blossoms @ http://www.petertsaiphotography.com/blog/2012/05/06/cherry-blossom-festival-beautiful-flowers-in-jinhae-korea/
Also, nice Instagram feed. My user name is supertsai
Hi supertsai! Thanks for sharing your photos! I’m so envy that you went to Jinhae Cherry Blossom festival! I so wanted to go but my timing was not good enough… so I decided to skip after all…
is this from your recent trip? u know I flew to NY with Korean Air, I was so tempted to eat at Incheon airport while waiting for my plane – i was really craving Korean food! Unfortunately, I don’t have much time to do that *booo*
Pat!!! yes. These are from my recent trip! Oh! I didn’t know you flew with Korean Air!? How was their inflight food? You should have spend at least 1 night in Incheon so you can feast out on all the yummy food!!!
their food is actually good. they have bibimbap for US bound flights!
Lovely photos, I love your socks in the photo with the melon!
Hi becky, Thank you ;) I bought the socks in Japan.
I love that fruit too! It’s extremely expensive to get here :(
I like your cute socks too.
wow.. you can get them over there too? Korean supermarket I guess? It was very expensive in Japan too.
Hello, thanks for visiting my blog. I actually came across your blog when I was googling about Quil Fait Bon before going there!! your blog is one of the reasons that convince me to go :)
The cafetaria food looks so good!! I miss having food at cafetarias
Hi Amelia. Nice to meet you. Wow! My Quil Fait Bon blog post came up when you google for it! ;) Thanks for letting me know that. You should check out some University cafeteria food in Tokyo like Tokyo university. It’s open to public.
Beautiful imagery, it makes ordinary parts of Seoul look more wonderful than I thought possible, thank you so much for sharing your photos.
Thank you :) I’m enjoying your post on Seoul too!