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          <title><![CDATA[Subject : The Harbor Beneath the City Camera : Nikon F80 Lens : Nikkor 50mm F1.8 Film : Kodak ColorPlus 200  At first glance, this may look like an ordinary harbor scene.  Small working boats are tied together on the water, while bridges, apartments, and buildings rise behind them. The city seems to continue growing upward, but down here, close to the water, another part of the city moves at a very different pace.  These boats are not here to be beautiful.  Their hulls are worn, tires hang along their sides, and traces of years of work remain everywhere. Yet they are also part of the landscape I have known for a long time.  In Busan, the sea is never simply scenery.  Ships arrive and leave. Cargo moves. Engines run. People work somewhere beyond what most visitors notice. And beside all of that, the city continues with its apartments, roads, shops, and ordinary lives.  That was what made me stop and take this photograph.  For a moment, the old harbor and the modern city seemed to occupy the same frame — two different worlds that have always belonged to the same place.  Perhaps someday these boats, buildings, or even this view will disappear.  But that afternoon, they were still here.  The harbor beneath the city.  #busan #busanharbor #harbor #workingboats #maritime #filmphotography #nikonf80 #kodakcolorplus200 #50mmphotography #urbanlandscape #cityandsea #portcity #documentaryphotography #everydaylandscape #korea | 김상원]]></title>
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