Urbanity
South Korea is a miracle of modern urbanity, emerging from the shambles of the Korean War to become one of the most developed countries in the world today. Alongside glistening skyscrapers and high-rise apartments, the streets of Korea also offer small marvels: food carts, murals, a hidden door. This gallery documents the Fulbrighter experience with cityscapes, from everyday sights to views from afar.
Humans of South Korea I
Captured through the lens of Fulbright English Teaching Assistants, these portraits offer a glimpse into the lives of the diverse humans who shape our experiences in Korea and beyond, whether as homestay siblings or passing strangers on the street.
Cultural Landscapes of Korea
The World Heritage Committee describes a “cultural landscape” as a particular interaction between man and nature that is “illustrative of the evolution of human society and settlement over time.” These photos reveal the variety of cultural landscapes that can be found in Korea, from frenetic cityscapes to the calm remoteness of a Buddhist temple.