I’ve possibly mentioned in the past that when I ride to Seongsan, I stop at the 7-11 at the far end of town. Sometimes I make photos of my camera bag and flower pots while drinking a tin of coffee, and sometimes I make a photo of this jumble of utility poles, wires, and cars. I did a decent job of the framing and composition on this day.
A traditional Korean home dwarfed by the huge overpass that carries an expressway over the valley. I never hear noise from it when I’m around there, so I think the soundproofing must be good. Still, I think I might feel nervous if I lived underneath such a large structure.
Your wiring systems seem quite higgledy-piggledy, but I am impressed by the bridge – I like bridges!
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That sort of wiring is usually found on older buildings. Plumbing is a mess as well. I’m all for preserving older neighbourhoods, but a lot of them need to be razed to the ground. It’s too bad they usually get replaced by ugly concrete instead of nice traditional homes.
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That’s a seriously big bridge. Good of them to build a house underneath, just to give a sense of scale.
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I can’t imagine how noisy and inconvenient it was when they were building that thing.
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Nice ‘New Topographics’ shot Marcus 👍
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Thanks very much
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