South Korea: Land of the Morning Calm
Little did I know when we moved to South Korea what I was in store for during our 2-year stay. Life in Korea was eye-opening, interesting, challenging, and invigorating. I think the best way to introduce this gallery is to share my philosophy that traveling provides answers to questions we didn’t even know to ask.
It requires a higher level of engagement and energy to navigate foreign places and interact with people from a culture so different than my own. I found myself surprised and intrigued on a daily basis.
Having now left, I am thankful for the opportunity to have enjoyed the captivating colors, spectacular architecture, and delicious foods of South Korea. And, when I really think about life & how we live it, I learned the most from the kind people I encountered along the way.
For more images, go to the Korea: Close Up gallery in the Square by Design Collection.
Read MoreIt requires a higher level of engagement and energy to navigate foreign places and interact with people from a culture so different than my own. I found myself surprised and intrigued on a daily basis.
Having now left, I am thankful for the opportunity to have enjoyed the captivating colors, spectacular architecture, and delicious foods of South Korea. And, when I really think about life & how we live it, I learned the most from the kind people I encountered along the way.
For more images, go to the Korea: Close Up gallery in the Square by Design Collection.
Korean Pines
Location: Yeonginsan Natural Recreation Forest (영인산자연휴양림), Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea
The "crooked pine" is the national tree of South Korea. It is believed to represent integrity, endurance and longevity.
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Head over to the Inspiration for your Walls Gallery to see this hung in the 'Spectacular Spring Room.'
https://www.rebeccacarolinephotography.com/Galleries-By-Collection/Inspiration-For-Your-Walls/ )
