Hiking in Korea
덕유산
To save my journal from dying I decided to post some photos from the previous hiking trip. We (Ivan, Lena, and me) went to 덕유산 - one of the 3 mountains in Korea, which has a shelter on top of it. The mountain itself isn't really high, just 1614 m, and - as every mountain in Korea - has stairs, ropes and etc, - everything to make hiking very convenient. We reached the top in about 3 or 4 hours, stayed in a shelter for a night, got up early, saw the dawn and walked down.
There is a buddhist temple in every Korean mountain
At the shelter
30 min exposure of night sky without any wire or remote control of camera (with shaking hands on a cold wind at the top of the mountain)
Ivan and Lena taking pictures of the sun coming up. At that time I've got nothing but canon film camera with russian lens helios 58mm f2, and I couldn't focus on distances larger than 5 meters, otherwise lens would touch camera's mirror =)
To save my journal from dying I decided to post some photos from the previous hiking trip. We (Ivan, Lena, and me) went to 덕유산 - one of the 3 mountains in Korea, which has a shelter on top of it. The mountain itself isn't really high, just 1614 m, and - as every mountain in Korea - has stairs, ropes and etc, - everything to make hiking very convenient. We reached the top in about 3 or 4 hours, stayed in a shelter for a night, got up early, saw the dawn and walked down.
There is a buddhist temple in every Korean mountain
At the shelter
30 min exposure of night sky without any wire or remote control of camera (with shaking hands on a cold wind at the top of the mountain)
Ivan and Lena taking pictures of the sun coming up. At that time I've got nothing but canon film camera with russian lens helios 58mm f2, and I couldn't focus on distances larger than 5 meters, otherwise lens would touch camera's mirror =)