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Saturday Walk
Seoul, South Korea - chiamattt - Sunday, March 26th, 2006 : goo
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Went to the electronics market with Shane. Ended up going on a long walk through some old hoods.
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hool: 26th Mar 2006 - 04:44 GMT
nice! finally you're posting pics here. they look great. that cat looks tough. love the pics, can't wait to see more.
chiamattt: 2.7 megapixels of power brother!
chiamattt: 26th Mar 2006 - 04:53 GMT
I have no doubts that a street cat in Seoul is not tough. But look at how it's chillin. Layyyyyyyd back.
jeeff: 26th Mar 2006 - 06:30 GMT
the barbed wire helps. i wish i could get 2.7 megapixels out of my camera. recently it's been down to 0.
GGP: excellent, eclectic views--keep 'em coming!
OTIS: big fan of the rickety wall one. Nice bruv.
joey: 13th Jan 2007 - 20:04 GMT
that cat is a descendant of a cheetah, no doubt. the black lines on the cheeks give it away.
EvilGentleman: 7th Apr 2007 - 04:55 GMT
I just noticed something rather interesting we have in common. Artistically, it seems as though our first posts are the best. I suppose that is because in the beginning, we are posting photos that we took for ourselves, with less influence from other photographers. Our first posts usually come closest to reflecting the photography that comes from deep within our souls. Awesome post. Every shot is great, and I am particularly impressed with the door handles, for some reason.
Chiamattt: 31st May 2007 - 22:13 GMT
Hmmmm, I don't really think this is my best post. I like all of them!!!! : ) But I know what you mean. And thanks, I like the door handles for some reason too!
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