South Korea: Land of the Morning Calm
Life in Korea has been 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 find myself surprised and intrigued on a daily basis.
A few initial observations of Korea…the colors are captivating, the architecture is spectacular and the people are quite kind. There is much history and culture to learn each day as it unfolds and presents itself.
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 find myself surprised and intrigued on a daily basis.
A few initial observations of Korea…the colors are captivating, the architecture is spectacular and the people are quite kind. There is much history and culture to learn each day as it unfolds and presents itself.
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/ )
