More Seaside Photos

Sokcho Harbour as Viewed From the Lighthouse.

 

Stepping Stones

She Could Have Used Some Stepping Stones . . .

Pine Boughs Stuck in the Sand

Cloudy Day on Film

Jangsa Harbour, Sokcho

 

Caravan Park, Goseong County

    Kodak Portra 160. Can't remember the camera.

London Bus at Kensington Beach, Goseong County

Some Kensington Hotels in Korea have a Routemaster bus on the property as an attraction. Why? I don't know why. Why did a chain of Korean hotels choose the name Kensington? Don't know. Anyway, nice bus.

Utility Poles

Hoesan, Gangneung City

I used half a roll of Foma 400 while still living in Gangneung, and the other half after I moved to Sokcho. This is the only photo worth sharing from that roll. Sad.
I've posted lots of photos like this one before. I suppose I'm posting it here today because I don't live in that neighbourhood anymore and won't be making more photos there. Goodbye, Hoesan.

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside.

 

Sokcho Harbour Breakwater

Near Sokcho Lighthouse

Awwww

 This cutie lives next to a restaurant where I ate one day and he/she was curious about me.

Wanggok Village Cat

Ayajin Harbour

 

See how nice your town can be if the council doesn't ruin it by allowing high-rise apartments. Maybe they want to ruin it, but no one has offered yet . . . . ?

Happy Belated

I should have posted these photos from Shinheung Temple last Sunday, which was Buddha's Birthday in Korea. But considering that no one really knows when he was born, I suppose a few days late doesn't matter.

 

Church Bus

 

Waves

 

Public Sculpture, Sokcho

Two From Seorak Harbour

 

Seorak Harbour, Sokcho.

Driftwood Caught in Breakwater

Second Roll of Kodak E100

 I only have three pictures worth sharing from my second roll of slide film. It's not the film's fault - it looked good even under harsh light with bright spots and deep shadows. There are few keepers because I was careless. I didn't choose times of day or weather that was suited for slide film photography and at some point I was rushing to finish the roll and send it off to the lab. Not a great mindset for using expensive film. 

Some construction materials under a bridge. I went back to this spot with a digital camera a few days ago and couldn't get a similar result, even after screwing around in Lightroom for a while.

An alley near my apartment. This style of chair often has a chair connecting it to another seat. The university where I taught until recently had them in several student lounges.

And, of course . . . .
You can probably see that the film captures both highlights and shadows quite well. Any faults with the photographs on a roll are completely my responsibility.