A woman wearing a chima jeogori walked down the long corridor of Gyeongbokgung Palace
Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul is one of the royal palaces of the Yi Dynasty. A corridor surrounds the main hall, Geunjeongjeon. In the past, bureaucrats in hanbok (traditional Korean dress) would have hurried back and forth through these corridors, but nowadays, the only people walking around here are carefree tourists.
As I walked along, thinking about the past, a woman wearing a Chima-Chogori appeared in front of me. She was folding her parasol and talking on her cell phone. She looked busy. I rarely see people wearing Chima-Chogori when I walk around town, so I guessed that this woman must be an employee here.
| Oct 2008 IN THE CITY SOUTH KOREA | |
| BACK SHOT CHIMA JEOGORI CORRIDOR COSTUME PALACE SEOUL UMBRELLA WORLD HERITAGE SITE |
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PHOTO DATA
No
2092
Shooting Date
Jun 2008
Posted On
October 11, 2008
Modified On
January 5, 2024
Place
Seoul, South Korea
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
CANON EOS 1V
Lens
EF85MM F1.2L II USM
