The first thing I did was find a waist-level finder. Luckily, I found one after visiting a few shops around Chungmuro. As I peered into the waist-level finder, it was as if I had entered another world. Words could not explain how I felt at that exact moment, but it seemed almost fantastical. Like an illusion, I was sent to an altered universe, paralleling my surrounding reality, but distant and intangible. Like a story that could not be understood by all, but only to those that have peered through it's mysterious glass.
Or something like that.
I never thought it would take me this long to expose 16 frames. But as they say, "slow and steady wins the race."
Thanks Keny for letting me borrow the camera! (You can check out his work here: http://haserad.com/)
Camera: Mamiya 645
Roll: Kodak Portra 400
If you've ever roamed around Chungmuro, this should be a familiar face. He actually had/has an M3 that the man himself, Henri Cartier-Bresson used back in the day. I actually contemplated selling my M6 that day. I'm glad that I didn't. Too bad this portrait came out of focus.
Some random tourists asking for directions. I hope it doesn't take me too long to get adjusted to the 645 framing.
Dang, missed the focus here too! This was along the Cheonggyecheon during the Lantern Festival.
Sometimes you just have to stand in one place and wait.
This certainly looked a lot cooler in person. I wasn't sure what I was framing here, lol.
As this is a busy intersection, I had to wait a while to make sure no cars would enter the frame. I'm glad this turned out alright. Gyeongbukgung Palace.
I think I metered this frame incorrectly. Or, the lens is not as sharp as I expected at infinity. Please advise!
By far one of my favorite frames from this set. I love how the oof background isn't too wild.
I met a Hong-Kong couple as I was leaving Samcheongdong. They were kind enough to let me take their photograph. Good thing I got his email!
Then I bumped into Miyoshi at Myeongdong. She's always so fashionable.
Please help!
pax
My Cinelli x MashSF Histogram w/ Mavic Ellipse wheel set
Cinelli x MashSF on racks
Cinelli for Hers
That's a mean looking pitbull
Representing 
I'll be sitting here with a helmet on come October!
I've been seeing more and more tattoo's in Korean these days.
Nina, the Tattoo Artist 
Some of these girls probably bike faster than me!
Since this wasn't a professional event, a human pacer was used.
She also had Avatar height. 
That bank was steeeeeeeep!
On route to the island. 
The scenery was nice and green from the rice fields.
At this point, we had ridden maybe 20 km, but I was already dead tired. We ended up biking ~85 km that day. It was also one of the hottest days of the summer, definitely over 95 degrees. I must have burned over 5000 kcal. 
The Mysterious Umbrella Girl, and the J.W.T.Mann
You're right man, Life is the Game. 
She had a beautiful smile.
Sweet Skyline dude.
I know it's dangerous, but I just wanna try once!
I'd be tired too if I had to wear that suit in 90 degree weather.
The sun was blazing.
You think they planned that?
GPOY
Such a dope house. Rock climbing wall + art wall.
Chipotle & my favorite bw film, Trix 400.
I love how the M6 soaks up all the light.
Yoon, I wonder what he looks like these days.
Jeff aka 
I think this one was shot at 1/8 hence the blur.
Keny and Jeff.
Q, currently living it up in Saigon, Vietnam.
Kunal, about to cook us up something!
An epic tale with pinoy sensation, Ray Ricafort.
Pensive Keny, pondering his next move in Settlers.
Q, sleeping like a baby.
Hannah, such an amazing soul.
Vertical shot of Alex, don't remember what was so funny!
When you hear Jeff laugh, you can never erase it from your memory. Consider this his neutral expression.
The light shining through the glass onto the wall was beautiful.
Learn to Travel, Travel to Learn. Truth.
Roadtrip Nation HQ.
Hannah with her cool iPhone case from Korea.
GREAT company, GREAT people, GREAT friends. 
