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Pictures taken in Seoul on October 14, 2006. Except for some palaces, I found Seoul to be not very "camera-friendly".
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athanur > Entrance to the Changdeokgung palace (completed in 1412).
athanur > This explains the history better than I could.
athanur > Each of the figurines on the top has a different connotation.
athanur > The queen's palace. It appears that the king and the queen had their own chambers.
athanur > Seoul - Grand Palaces photo
athanur > The little stones indicate the place where the visitors to the palace had to stand following a strict protocol.
athanur > Seoul - Grand Palaces photo
athanur > The throne. The vast area in front of the throne was for the sovereign's audience to air grievances and concerns.
athanur > A section of the roof gives an example of the intricate work done by the artisans.
The queen's palace. It appears that the king and the queen had their own chambers.
> The queen's palace. It appears that the king and the queen had their own chambers.
The queen's palace. It appears that the king and the queen had their own chambers.
Camera: Canon (Canon Powershot A610) |
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