A few shots from Seoul, South Korea

[daggah]

I'd like to start off with my favorite shot of my recent weekend trip, taken from Tower 63 in Seoul:


A View of Seoul by davidgevert, on Flickr

Also taken from Tower 63...I'd love some feedback on this shot in particular, because as sunsets go, this one wasn't a great one. The weather was hazy. I'd love some constructive criticism of my post-processing work in Lightroom!


The Sun Sets over Seoul by davidgevert, on Flickr

This was taken from Namsan Park near the Seoul Tower:


Seoul from Namsan Park by davidgevert, on Flickr

And here are a couple shots of Cheonggyecheon Stream:


Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul #1 by davidgevert, on Flickr


Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul #2 by davidgevert, on Flickr

 

[binbin0215]

Keep coming!!

 

[Patriot]

All excellent! I wish that there were places like that here in Gunsan. What lens did you use?

 

[daggah]

Almost everything was shot with my Nikon 17-55. One of the long exposure night shots used my Sigma 50-150. I toyed with my 8mm fisheye a bit as well.

Looking back, I wish I had taken my 18-105 kit zoom, tripod, and filters and left the rest of the gear at home, it was exhausting carrying around my tripod and a shoulder bag full of f/2.8 zooms.

 

[Patriot]

I still cant believe that I haven't been to Seoul yet to take pictures. Kunsan has nothing interesting around here.

I really like the picture with the sunset. I think the haze adds to the picture. The snow also makes the picture stands out.

 

[CA_]

These are absolutely stellar!! #2 is my favorite. Wowow.

 

[FanBoy]

Nice sunset capture over the snow-covered city in number 2.

The medium range zoom lens might have come in handy to isolate the frozen mass in the last photo.