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* 이 글은 2014년 4월 22일 11:03 am에 작성된 글이니, 착오없었으면 합니다.

Sign of Spring @ March 16 on Flickr.

I've seen this scene during the FIS(Flickr in Seoul) photowalk at Seodaemoon and Ansan.

I've put too low exposure compensation like -1.3 which I didn't notice it because I'm still learning how to use Nikon 105mm f/2.5 manual lens.

So it's bit dark in the scene but I like the scene. That's why this photo is straight from camera.

Of course, I had to convert raw file to jpg format file.

p.s. I'm still practicing how to use Nikon 105mm f/2.5 so I didn't record any of aperture number. But it probably between 2.5 to 4 because I remember that sun is shining but it wasn't that much bright sun light.

* 이 글은 2013년 4월 9일 3:35 pm에 작성된 글이니, 착오없었으면 합니다.

돌풍이었지만, 생각보다 따뜻한 바람이어서 '이젠 봄이구나'라고 생각하고 오랜만에 페이스북에 글을 남기려다가 말았었다.

글을 안 남기길 잘했다는 생각이 들었는데, 그 이유는 좀 전에 눈이 왔기 때문이다. 비에 조금씩 눈이 섞여 날리고 금방 그쳐서 눈에 띈다고 할 수는 없다.

강원도도 아니고 산간 지방도 아니고 산꼭대기도 아니고…

서울에…

4월에…

눈이라니..

페이스북에 남긴 글.

Twenty minutes ago, I thought about write 'Finally, Spring is here.' because strong wind but warm one.

But it was snow a few minutes ago. It wasn't really a snow because it was rain with a few of snow.

What an unpredictable weather!

* 이 글은 2013년 3월 29일 3:42 pm에 작성된 글이니, 착오없었으면 합니다.

It's cold or not. It is a Spring. on Flickr.

Via Flickr:

Quite chilly in March so I thought it was still winter.

So I googled it and found article:

Is Shrinking Sea Ice Behind Chilly Spring? @ 2013/03/26 Melting Arctic ice may be making winters colder and longer, scientists say.

It's called the 'cold Spring'.

photo taken at the Cheonggyechun, Seoul