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A Small Bell Frames the Mountain (2010) Photograph by sangwon jeon

25 x 38 x 0.1cm / 25 x 38cm (actual image size)

£487.77

This photograph looks out from beneath the eaves of Sangwonsa Temple on Mount Odae in Pyeongchang, a small bronze bell hanging just inside the frame against a backdrop of forested peaks. Below, a white stone pagoda and balustrade lead the eye down a stepped path lined with azaleas in full pink bloom, their color standing out sharply against the temple's muted wood and stone. Two monks in grey robes walk unhurried across the courtyard toward the main hall, small figures against the scale of the mountains behind them. Everything in this view seems arranged in quiet layers — bell, blossoms, stairway, hall, forest — each receding a little further from the lens, drawing the eye deeper into the valley. It's a scene that feels less composed than simply witnessed, one ordinary spring afternoon at a temple that has watched centuries of such afternoons pass the same way. Printed on fine art paper. Sold unframed; ready to be mounted or framed to the collector's preference.

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This photograph looks out from beneath the eaves of Sangwonsa Temple on Mount Odae in Pyeongchang, a small bronze bell hanging just inside the frame against a backdrop of forested peaks. Below, a white stone pagoda and balustrade lead the eye down a stepped path lined with azaleas in full pink bloom, their color standing out sharply against the temple's muted wood and stone. Two monks in grey robes walk unhurried across the courtyard toward the main hall, small figures against the scale of the mountains behind them. Everything in this view seems arranged in quiet layers — bell, blossoms, stairway, hall, forest — each receding a little further from the lens, drawing the eye deeper into the valley. It's a scene that feels less composed than simply witnessed, one ordinary spring afternoon at a temple that has watched centuries of such afternoons pass the same way. Printed on fine art paper. Sold unframed; ready to be mounted or framed to the collector's preference.

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For over 30 years, I have been dedicated to capturing the soul of Korea’s architectural heritage. My artistic journey is driven by a deep desire to preserve the vanishing beauty... Read more

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