Korean Falls
Korean Falls 1 – Republic of South Korea
I didn’t capture this image. It captured me.
Copyright 2014 O. Bisogno Scotti, All Rights Reserved.
Nikon N90 SLR, AF Nikkor 24mm f/2.8D, Nikon A2 filter, exposure: not recorded, ISO 25, program mode: Aperture Priority, M-up Mode, Kodak Kodachrome 25 color transparency film, Manfrotto 3221 tripod with Manfrotto 3265 pistol grip ball head, Nikon MC-20 remote cable, Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Ai, 35 mm film scanner, LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast 8 scanner software capture date: June 1994
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mgetubig. Thank you for liking my image “Korean Falls”
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Dan thanks for liking this image “Korean Falls” taken with Kodachrome 25. I miss Kodachrome, but I enjoy digital as well. It doesn’t really matter what capture devise is used.
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marktoner1. Thank you for liking “Korean Falls” I think it was taken in Seoraksan National Park, Republic of Korea, but I’m not sure.
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I’m glad you like this Dina. I traveled halfway around the world in search of beauty, and in this image I found it.
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It is capturing me too! Beautiful falls and I know my falls living here. Think I have to put Korea on my “wish list”. Thanks for the pic.
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I know Connie. Western N. Carolina is rife with waterfalls as is South Korea. The northern portion of Korea reminds me of New York’s Adirondack Mountains and the southern portion reminds me of the Catskills or the Poconos, the only difference being in Korea there is a Buddhist temple on every other mountain side. Definitely add it to your wish list. I would say May or June would be the optimal time. That’s when the wild cherry and dogwood trees are in bloom.
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Uncle Tree. Thanks for visiting Blog-Bisogno.com. I’m glad you liked Korean Falls.
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So~beautiful !!!
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I couldn’t have left Korea without capturing it. As I have said before, it ended up capturing me.
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