Gyeongbokgung and Gwanghwamun. Seoul, South Korea

On Sunday Evening, I decided to head out into down town Seoul, with my camera, tripod and all the other things necessary.
I got a few shots out of spending about 2 hours there, that I'm quite happy with. I'm certainly still in learning curve in taking these kind of long exposure shots.
Most of the photos had an ISO of 100 -> I rarely go higher than that. A shutter speed of 30 seconds and aperture approx f20. 







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