Buildings of Seoul

Along with development in technology, science, culture, etc., comes an influx of building and construction. It seems that though Seoul has been a dense city for a very long time, I felt the growth and density more than ever before during my most recent trip.


Front of apartments [Canon 5d + 50mm lens]

Buildings surround the Han River (Hangang) [Nikon D3s + 14-24mm wide angle]

  
Left: Ewha Womans University, Seoul [Nikon D3s, 50mm lens] – Right: View of downtown Seoul from N Seoul Tower

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