Photos | Urban Symphony in Korea, 2024
Depicting a dynamic slice of daily Korean urban life in 2024, this photo charmingly juxtaposes the timeless charm of a clock tower building against the modern hustle of automobiles and bicycles, and the daily rhythms of city dwellers on the move. The brilliant blue sky serves as a backdrop to this beautiful orchestra of routine and architecture.
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a building with a clock towerChronologically Adjacent
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architecture compact spoke neighborhood urban building window footwear transportation sidewalk area road outdoor intersection sky tarmac city shoe bag license land suv street machine bicycle tire path metropolis wheel car vehicle sport light accessories utility office recreation cycling korea town alloy plate automobile lamppost handbag car wheel
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2024-03-21T00:38:32.710000-07:00
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