Sorry no boobs or gamers in this one. I've been meaning to potter around Seoul for a while and test out my camera at night - I got the opportunity a couple of days ago and it was a lot of fun despite the cold weather.

I also realized I love taking photos of food. It's like capturing the tiny details upon someone's face - only you don't have to keep shouting 'Stop giggling go.go.' whilst you're photographing it.

Anyway, I hope you like them.

**Warning for one boob on a painting - just in case your work are strict about no-paint-tits or something**

Bonus: These were in the men's section.

.........I bet Cuteangel/Frozean would wear them.

LosingID8

CA10828 Posts

December 19 2008 10:45 GMT

mmm i want to go to korea

stanley_

United States816 Posts

December 19 2008 10:49 GMT

very nice pictures. How do you like the food in korea? Because that food looooooooooooooooks sooooo good

clazziquai

6685 Posts

December 19 2008 10:51 GMT

Looks beautiful.

I want to go to Korea during the winter season because...I never have, if anything I went during the summer.

Winter looks so beautiful though, love the Christmas designs..

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk5/neverggg/13-3.jpg

that is so good XD

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 19 2008 10:56 GMT

On December 19 2008 19:49 stanley_ wrote:
very nice pictures. How do you like the food in korea? Because that food looooooooooooooooks sooooo good

Thanks

I'm not a fan of seaweed or (cold) kimchi, but I like the Pork BBQ, cutlets (kodonburo cheese chicken cutlet is so good!) Korean style curry and also a lot of the items you can buy at street stalls like Ddekbokki (rice cakes in spicy sauce I think), soondae (intestines XD) and the flat pancakes with sweet bean filling. Some of the restaurants are really nice as well - there's an excellent range of food from Italian to traditional Korean in Seoul so we try somewhere new often.

My friend and I went to a waffle house yesterday for a massive warm and fluffy waffle (they serve them a lot during Winter here.) with caramel glazed apple slices, soft whipped cream, cinnamon and caramel sauce - so yummy.

Agavond

448 Posts

December 19 2008 10:58 GMT

I love how asians try to translate or write some awkward phrases on their clothing. Something under the lines like "taking a dump, heaven" then wearing it without knowing what it means.

clazziquai

6685 Posts

December 19 2008 11:01 GMT

lol ddukbboki is amazing. it's somewhat spicy but it's really awesome, seriously. those food stalls kick ass.

it must taste amazing during the extremely cold winter there. =]

LosingID8

CA10828 Posts

December 19 2008 11:04 GMT

포장마차 are amazing but you gotta be careful, some of them will give you BDS!

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 19 2008 11:04 GMT

On December 19 2008 20:01 clazziquai wrote:
lol ddukbboki is amazing. it's somewhat spicy but it's really awesome, seriously. those food stalls kick ass.

it must taste amazing during the extremely cold winter there. =]

A new shop/stand just opened up down the road from me too - the ddukbboki are HUGE and so cheap - you get loads for 1.500won. It's really nice and their soondae is excellent too. They also do one of my other favourites pat bing soo in the Summer apparently.

Energies

Australia3225 Posts

December 19 2008 11:07 GMT

#10

How do you keep the camera so still, do you take a tripod with you everywhere you go?

gEzUS

Canada371 Posts

December 19 2008 11:09 GMT

#11

yeah what lens are you using?

Itachii

Poland12466 Posts

December 19 2008 11:18 GMT

#12

Nice pics, no clue why i laughed about "place your order with mum" thing tho

FirstProbe

1206 Posts

December 19 2008 11:33 GMT

#13

f2.8 or f1.4 lens? I see what effect ur playing with :D

Spenguin

Australia3316 Posts

December 19 2008 11:47 GMT

#14

Hunger increasing, urge to eat rising, rising, rising...

Awesome quality photos

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 19 2008 12:07 GMT

#15

On December 19 2008 20:07 Energies wrote:
How do you keep the camera so still, do you take a tripod with you everywhere you go?

I want a tripod, but nope - I just point and shoot for now.

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 19 2008 12:08 GMT

#16

On December 19 2008 20:09 gEzUS wrote:
yeah what lens are you using?

Sigma EX 70-200mm

It's so damn heavy, but I like it for now.

keit

1584 Posts

December 19 2008 12:12 GMT

#17

Awesome photos, would've been nice with a bit more city photos, your outside shots especially on the car in the alley had such great lightning and colors.