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February 6, 2020
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Oh yes … the early taste of this years first pick Korean Green tea was indeed fresh and delicious. Here are some pictures from our
This year while visiting South Korea for the tea picking I managed to visit a few temples … all before Buddha’s Birthday. Unfortunately, I left
A very long over due post … from the days when I was living in South Korea. My film days, one of the reasons it
Here are a couple attempts at photographing the South Korea wood fired pottery I recently imported. There are a few different pieces that I photographed
What really struck me about South Korea was how industrious the people were, and how hard they worked. While living there I would photograph the
I would often see men pulling these carts throughout the market streets in Busan and Seoul, South Korea. This man was in the Nampodong Area
I used to hang around the Jagalchi market very often. In those days I and members of Jazz family often made our way down to
While living in South Korea I was introduced to Master Potter Heh Bong and his family. He is a potter who lives not far from
Traveling with my spiritual tour guild we made it down to Yeosu South Korea, and the surrounding area. Here are some pictures of that expedition.
I was very fortunate while living in South Korea to be invited as a guest to so many different celebrations and ceremonies. This one stands
While Lee Jae Yong was working on a movie called Chingu (Friend, directed by Kwak Kyung Taek) We stepped off set and did this impromptu
This an intro to my photo essay on Dong Dae Shing Dong Boy’s Middle School, located in Pusan,South Korea. I was their first English language
While living in South Korea I traveled extensively seeking out Buddhist Monasteries and tea rooms. In the deep country side I found a small tea room
After a long night of drinking Korean actor Lee Jae Yong and myself found ourselves by the Port in Pusan,South Korea. That is when he
Here is a photo shoot with actor Lee Jae Yong, taken in South Korea.
On Monday, November 15th, our neighbor, a World War Two veteran, died in hospital of a brain hemorrhage. One day, he told me how it
Audio version in-this-chicken-coop IN THIS CHICKEN COOP In this chicken coop We are Economic transactions Paying prices Set and stamped Pecking at bar codes Like chickens
A SOUTH KOREAN SCHOOL ASSEMBLY I stand in the emptyTeachers roomBy the windowBehind the flagWatchingPubescent boysOrdered into formationLooking upTo the structurally elevated authorityThe principals harsh
THE SQUID I ate dried squidFeasted on it’s tentaclesBurnt them over my gas range stoveThen dipped them in mayonnaiseAnd I thoughtAs I chewed and chewedHow
Here are some poems I wrote while I was living in South Korea.Thanks to Wes De Boer for letting me record while I was living
When our eye’s first encounter traditional Korean tea sets they might think that they are defective in some way. The cups are not perfectly round.
We all find teachers when we need them.Lessons are all around us, but we have to know where and how to look. I used to
The Story of how Korean Green Tea is made.
It all stems from here, Camellia Sinensis.
It all started when I stepped off the main street. I had just moved into Pusan to start my new life as English teacher for
