Before the days of digital cameras, I had an old-fashioned SLR Canon AE-1, which I used to capture our days in Korea (which spanned just over three years from 1995-1998). Although we were in the digital age back then, we didn’t have a scanner and I was paying about $2 to have one photo scanned. I had a few of these photos on our first web site, but at that cost, only a few. Lately I have been scanning old photos and went through the Korea collection. They are now available here.
Here are a few …
Korean Girl in Han-bo
Detail of Traditional temple
Korean moving van – a serious balancing act to maneuver down narrow Korean lanes
At the market
Annette at a sidewalk cafe
Can you find Annette
Myong-dong on a quiet day
Choir in the market place
Drying fish by the harbour
Drying fish by the harbour
Drying fish by the harbour
Japan – Capsule Hotel in Fukuoka (we were on a visa run)
Kimchi Pots on our roof
Dongguk University – my workplace
Delicious appetizer
Weekend hike
First wedding anniversary
One of many classes
Leave a Reply