Photos | Illuminated Metropolis: The Grandeur of Korean Nightlife
Taken on March 21, 2024, this captivating snapshot showcases the dynamic blend of urban life in Korea. The massive architectural marvels coated in a symphony of luminescent billboards command the background juxtaposed against the bustle of the city life reflected by pedestrians, buses, and cars. The charming interaction of the people and their environment is beautifully encapsulated, as the city twinkles under the blanket of a starlit sky - truly a ‘Sphere’ of human progress.
BLIP-2 Description:
a large building in the backgroundMetadata
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6400
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5
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24mm
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behavioral
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interesting subject
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pleasant pattern
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