I wish I could say I planned this photo, picked the right time of day, hired a model, and made it all come together. I can't. What I can say is I was at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul South Korea with thousands of others who were there to celebrate Buddha's Birthday. I thought the walkway with the red columns and beautifully painted ceiling was interesting and worth a minute to take a couple shots. I used the lens I had on the camera (24-105mm) walked a few steps and started to shoot a few shots. Then this lady in historic costume walked into the scene and down the walkway. She made what was going to be an mediocre photo into something that told a story. She doesn't know it but she made my photo.
Sometimes you just get lucky. I'll take it every time.
We returned from our Korean travels two weeks ago today and I am still working through the images from that trip. I've reduced the 3,000+ images down to 1,162 and am about 15% of the way through. It's going to take me a long time to go through these but I'll get there. Once done I'll put my favorites on my web site for anyone to enjoy. Stay tuned.
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