In this conclusion to my 2-parts series on waterfalls I want to show that waterfalls, like humans, have very diverse personalities, different characters. So join me in Chuncheon and discover two waterfalls you will want to add to your Korea bucket list.

First installment of my 2020 waterfall photography: 문원폭포 Moonwon Falls in Gwanaksan, one of my favorite in and around Seoul. Let me convince you to take that short hike to go see it!

You find me one more time at Samseongsan, up from 염불암 (Yeombulam temple) on a synthesis of several hikes to show you the gems this mountain is hiding.

Sometimes, on the most unlikely days the most unlikely things happen. Come with me to the end of that 2 part series of photography in pollution, I’m sure you can’t guess how conditions evolved as the evening carried on.

I decided to challenge myself to produce images I would be happy with, in spite of the AQI. Join me in my quest to steal shots out of a day you wouldn't have gone out.

My wife and I decided to take one picture every month, wearing our wedding clothes. It turned into a documenting of the times as much as a marriage memento building. Join us for 12 months of photography!

“Did you know? South korea has 4 seasons!”

Join me in my contemplations at Gyeongsu Temple and witness the beauty of seasons at a traditional Korean vista.

Part 2 of my hike in rainy Gwanaksan. Put on some chill music and enter the fog with me to find some peaceful intimate landscapes.

Come along for a hike in the clouds, experience the peace I felt in them, and the wartime memories associated with this trail.