FUJIFILM SUPERIOR X-TRA 400

I was heading to Busan for this roll but the first couple of images were shot in Seoul. For my last night in Seoul I had decided to book a Hanok. Hanok is the traditional Korean house. I was staying for that night in Hanok Village. Looking back now, I wish I had rented it for a few nights because it was amazing. I sadly don’t have any photos of the accommodation except for this one photo at the start of the roll of the door to my accommodation. As I was new to film I forgot to advance a few times and take multiple exposures and so I only have this one which is very disappointing. The accommodation was very spacious and secure. It had a massive stone bath and other ammenities such as a kitchen. I want to visit again and book a whole week there but it was very expensive accommodation. 

The next day I was to board the KTX Bullet Train from Seoul to Busan. The only reason I was really doing this was because of the Korean movie “Train to Busan”. It is about a group of survivors trying to survive the zombie apocalypse while on a train to Busan. When I got to Busan I ordered a taxi to my hotel. I was staying in Haeundae. When I went to check in I had found that they had upgraded me to a bigger and better room which was nice of them to do so. The hotel was just a short walk from Haeundae Beach. It was very dark and I was hungry so I took a few pictures while I walked to find something to eat. I decided to get some pizza. I had a few slices of Korean sweet potato pizza from a restaurant called “Portana”. It was very delicious! 

The next day I went exploring around the beach. All in all, I like these photos. They are a little bit dark but I quite like them.