환영합니다!
Hello! I am officially back in Korea after my very short but very lovely trip to Singapore. I took roughly 10 million photos while I was there so I'm still sorting through those and starting on my blog posts from the trip. But, I did manage to put together a little video from my time…
Daejeon is known to have two main downtown areas. "New downtown" or Dunsandong and "Old downtown" called Eunhaengdong. In reality though there are lots of nice areas in the city for good food, drinks, and fun each with their own specific personality. But Dunsan is quite centrally located between me and all of my friends so…
Continue reading ➞ A Walk in Dunsan – Daejeon’s “New Downtown”
(Disclaimer: This is NOT new information. I know many people choose to travel with only this lens, so this isn't exactly unique to me. But I wanted to try my hand at explaining why and maybe convince some of you to give it a try!) One of the hardest parts of traveling is figuring…
I love taking pictures of streets, always have. I even have an older blog post where I put together a bunch of pictures of streets from some of my various travels. (You can read that here.) But it's no secret that Japan is known for little magical alleys and streets. So here are just some…
There are more blog posts coming about the 4 days I was in Tokyo but I just wanted to share this little video I put together! Japan is incredible and I hope this can give you a little bit of that feeling! Thanks for watching ^^ Tokyo, Japan: Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McWlIhPCwf4
Here's a video of my weekend in Seoul! In the video are clips from the cherry blossom festival I went to, Bongeunsa Temple, a dog cafe in Ilsan and a few other little random bits. Please enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVPXVMXzgWU&t=13s
This past weekend I went to visit my roommate in Tennessee. My flight to Korea is now only eight days away so I'm trying as hard as possible so see as many people as possible before I leave. And in case any one is confused as to how my "roommate" lives in Tennessee and I live…
It's easy to take the same pictures that everyone else takes, especially when you travel. They're great pictures, that's why everyone takes them. But sometimes being caught up in the grandeur of a place makes you miss out on the details. I know that I do. But I think that I used to be better. Looking back…
Snapshots of Downtown Asheville
Fall For A Florida Family The weather where I live is still hovering around a consistent 1 million degrees during the day. We have exactly zero sense of it being "fall" despite changes apparently happening in the rest of the country. So for my family there comes a moment when it simply cannot be borne any…
Hours and Miles 