Photos | A nocturnal stroll in the heart of Korea
Captured on a brisk March night in 2024, this snapshot encapsulates the vibrancy and rhythm of urban Korea. As our lone wanderer strides purposefully down the illuminated sidewalk, his journey is framed by the glow of billboards and the hum of the city. Every element - from the machines of transportation to the natural beauty of the roadside shrubbery - contributes to the painting of a modern metropolitan experience.
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a man walking down a sidewalk at nightChronologically Adjacent
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