A New HDR Travel Photo Every Day
HDR Travel Photo – Old instruments, Art Street, Gwangju (Korea). It took us a year to discover Art street in Gwangju. Apart from a few art and souvenir shops, there isn’t much on it. I did, however, find these very lovely old instruments outside an antiques dealer.
HDR Travel Photo – Church in Gwangju, Korea. Religion is a booming business in South Korea. Churches are everywhere and the skyiline of every city is speckled with neon crosses. I often find churches particularly sinsiter places – this one is no different.
HDR Travel Photo – Fishing boat on Yulpo beach, Korea. Wandering in the winter sun along the empty southern coastline, we came across a few fishing boats. I love boats in general in HDR.
HDR travel Photo – Seoul, Korea. Making use of my telephoto lens, I attmepted to cut through the smoggy skyline of Seoul from Namsan tower. This is what I came out with – a kind of futuristic, distopian shot of the city.
HDR Travel Photo – Suspension Bridge, Gangcheonsan, Korea. I’m terrified of heights. I’m not kidding. Walking along this bridge with a sadistic friend shaking it would have been an unpleasent experience anyway, being hungover made things much worse. The bridge is in the middle of a nature reserve not far north of Gwangju.
HDR Travel Photo – Taman Fatahillah, Jakarta, Indonesia. I really couldn’t figure out what was happening here, nor did I stick round to find out. A guy with a massive whip was about to do something odd to a child wrapped in some sort of waterproof material. I’m not sure my weak heart is built for such things.
HDR Travel Photo – Antiques shop, Jakarta, Indonesia. This little shop was hidden behind the market. we had to cross the rather unsteady bridge to get there. I’m not entirely convinced it was a genuine antiques shop, but the shop itself looked ancient.
HDR Travel Photo – Jakarta Kota train station, Indonesia. Everywhere in Jakarta there is evidence of the Dutch’s colonial presence. But, no where is more striking than near this train station. The station itself looks as old as any I’ve seen. The staff unloading goods were quick to offer a smile to us, even though we didn’t belong on that part of the station.
