When I went to bed last night it was raining, when I woke up this morning (at 5am, an improvement over yesterday’s 4am) I didn’t check outside. However, as it began to get a little light (around 6:30), I glanced outside and noticed that everything was covered in snow. The rain last night must have eventually turned into heavy snow at some point, because there was quite a bit on everything. It was really beautiful, so I took some photos. I took a few series, one at 6:30, one at 7, and one at 7:30, from my balcony window and then stitched each set together into a panorama. Here they are, from latest to earliest:
7:30 - I love the glow.
7:00 - The town looks like it's under a big blanket.
6:30 - Blue early-dawn sky, with the warm light of the occasional streetlamp.
I strongly recommend clicking on the images to see the larger versions.
Wow! You got loads compared to Gangseo-gu, here in the big city–it didn’t even stick. Which, frankly, is just as well, as I am ready for winter to be overwith.
I love the glow in the 7:20 picture as well–good stuff!
You’re learning that light makes just about anything or anywhere beautiful! THAT is what people pay a photographer for!
Because it’s an island, Jindo actually gets quite a bit of snow. Not as much as Seoul, but we have had many days like this, and a few days with 3-4 inches of snow.