HANGOVER!

So, I have to admit, the 1st didn’t start off so hot. We had a blast the night before celebrating New Years Seoul style, but didn’t get to bed until about 630 in the am. Then all three of us somehow managed to wake up at 1030am and had trouble gathering enough energy to really do much. Our brains were fried, our muscles sore, our heads ached, our stomachs hungry. The icing on the cake was that none of us really could fall back asleep so we were left wandering around all day without any clear focus.

But as always, good things come to those who have patience and to those who seek a little adventure. I decided to take my camera and tripod with me to dinner anticipating taking some night shots around the city afterwards. After having some spicy soup at a Vietnamese restaurant to recharge and clear our heads, we came back to the hotel and I almost failed miserably on taking some pictures. At the last second though, instead of taking the elevator up to our room on the 21^st floor, I decide to go for a ride to the 26^th and see what the tip top of our hotel could provide for me. I wasn’t disappointed…

The beauty of night always has this way of opening up to me in the most unexpected ways. She’s so quiet; so still and serene…. Never to loud; almost always void of people but never lacking in stimulation; always peaceful and spiritual; always warm even in the cold of winter; and always seems to be the perfect match for me. Her beauty is mesmerizing and because of my patience and understanding of her she provides me access to her deepest secrets.

-primo