I’m happy to present you with my most complete photo archive of Cheonggyecheon Stream. Cheonggyecheon Stream is a manmade stream that flows through Seoul, South Korea. It has a rich history in the heart of traditional and cultural Seoul. After spending some time living in South Korea, I got into photography with the purchase of my first DSLR camera in September 2014. From that time forward, until leaving South Korea in May 2023, I frequently visited Cheonggyecheon Stream to document the spirit among locals and tourists along the water. That’s what I present to you today.
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Long-Exposure Photography at Cheonggyecheon Stream (October 2015)
Near the end of 2015, I ventured out to Seoul to practice some Long-Exposure Photography, which I thoroughly enjoyed. It may have been one of my first times practicing this technique with water, which I found fascinating. These are some of the images that I took at Cheonggyecheon.
Light Festival on Cheonggyecheon Stream (December 2014)
At the end of 2014, I was happy to discover they were holding a light festival on the Cheonggyecheon stream with big displays of large lanterns depicting famous historic events and figures in Korean history. I was happy to photograph some of the scenes.
September 2014
The above are some of my earliest photographs. When I bought my first DSLR camera back in September 2014, I took my first photo excursion to the heart of Seoul where I took photographs at Gwanghwamun Square, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the above images at Cheonggyecheon Stream.
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