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My family loves to travel. Whenever the weekend comes, we always have to hop in the car and go somewhere nearby to feel like we've actually accomplished something or truly enjoyed the weekend. If we spend the week telling ourselves, "Let's just rest at home this week," our bodies feel even more stiff, and we feel regretful about the weekend that wasted meaninglessly. Sometimes we wander around with a map, but most of the time, we just go to places recommended by others. Also, rather than
I received the book *Feeling, A 365-Day Photo Journey Through Korea*, which offers a glimpse into the nation through photographs. Feeling the weight of the book and the anticipation and excitement for a beautiful journey, I took a peek inside. The vividness and dynamic sense of presence captured in the photos, along with the beautiful spring, summer, autumn, and winter of Korea, have been fantastically and perfectly preserved. Losing my mind at the sound of the camera shutter, every scene I can
Jo Gye-jun et al.: Feeling Korea 365-Day Photo Travel
This book introduces travel destinations worth visiting in Korea, keeping pace with the changing seasons throughout the twelve months of the year. It captures a total of 33 recommended travel spots across the country, organized by month from January to December, without missing any of the various hidden attractions within them. True to the authors' background as professional photographers, they provide shooting points and techniques for capturing stunning photos at each location, and present recommended travel itineraries categorized into day trips and overnight getaways. With diverse information on festivals and culinary delights not to be missed at each destination, this book will serve as a guide for a memorable trip.
Korean title: 느낌 대한민국 365일 사진여행
Korean author: 조계준 외
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931575422
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My family loves to travel. Whenever the weekend comes, we always have to hop in the car and go somewhere nearby to feel like we've actually accomplished something or truly enjoyed the weekend. If we spend the week telling ourselves, "Let's just rest at home this week," our bodies feel even more stiff, and we feel regretful about the weekend that wasted meaninglessly. Sometimes we wander around with a map, but most of the time, we just go to places recommended by others. Also, rather than
I received the book *Feeling, A 365-Day Photo Journey Through Korea*, which offers a glimpse into the nation through photographs. Feeling the weight of the book and the anticipation and excitement for a beautiful journey, I took a peek inside. The vividness and dynamic sense of presence captured in the photos, along with the beautiful spring, summer, autumn, and winter of Korea, have been fantastically and perfectly preserved. Losing my mind at the sound of the camera shutter, every scene I can
