[HanCinema's Digest] Photography
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See the fashionable stars from BIFF's red carpet, French photographer Francoise Huguier captures K-pop fans, 10 South Korean photographers to keep an eye on, and Robert Koehler reveals where east meets west in Seoul.
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"Busan Opening Night"
The Busan International Film Festival recently took place, but before the critics, cinephiles and festival-goers sat down to the serious business of movie magic, the stars grace the red carpet looking sharp and sexy.
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"The colorful characters of K-pop"
CNN takes a look at Francoise Huguier's portfolio of K-pop fans and their lively love for the country's music and stars. Francoise, a French photographer, has travelled to various parts of the globe; she's shot African villages, European cities, Asian Jungles, and here we see her turn her lens on perhaps modern Korea's most visible cultural export in recent years.
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"Changing Landscapes: The 10 Most Influential Contemporary South Korean Photographers"
It's easy enough to find plenty of photos of South Korean culture, fashion, landscapes, etc., but how are professional photographers choosing to capture their country and culture? This post from The Culture Trip showcases ten professional South Korean photographers who are bringing their unique story and style to bear on their art for our pleasure. Enjoy!
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"East meets West - the very Korean-style Junghwajeon Hall (1906) and very British-designed Seokjojeon Hall (1910) of Deoksugung Palace".
Travel photographer Robert Koehler captures the contrast between east and west architectural sensibilities in this bright and revealing picture of Deoksugung palace in Seoul.