Why I missed human connection (and most of my exhibition opening!) in South Korea..

Grow your photography skills through feedback & get a one-on-one portfolio review with me: https://juliehrudova.com/Workshop Find me at   / hrudography   https://juliehrudova.com/ Timestamps: 00:00 - It all started with an email from a curator.... 00:22 - First day in South Korea's capital Seoul 01:26 - How I nearly missed my photography exhibition opening 02:29 - Exploring the Daejeon Photography Festival 03:33 - Is Daejeon boring? 04:15 - Back to the megacity Seoul 04:52 - Why I feel estranged in South Korea 06:49 - Escaping from Seoul to nature: Bukhansan 07:25 - Catching beautiful views over Seoul 07:52 - Seoul City Wall Tour 09:37 - Improve your photography skills through portfolio reviews 10:19 - Estranging morning walk in Busan 11:35 - Last days in Seoul I traveled to South Korea for the Daejeon Photo Festival, where my photography was exhibited. With my Fuji X-T4, I captured street photos across Seoul, Daejeon, and Busan. Throughout the trip, I felt a sense of estrangement. South Korea is a country rich in rules and social customs, making it hard to connect with people at times. This feeling of distance became the heart of my street photography, capturing the strange and surreal moments of everyday life in South Korea’s cities. Walking tours with Jitse: https://www.jitsejager.com/ #southkorea #streetphotography #seoultravel #seoul