What is on Television Tonight
Image by Stuck in Customs
Isn’t this a crazy-cool shot?
I had a business meeting in Seoul and I had to meet some gentlemen at night outside of this building. I was early and fascinated by the interior, so I went in and grabbed this shot.
Recommended VIew (for sure!): Large on Black
That’s a lot of screens for showing some nothing, indeed!
Nice catch!
Christmas tv three?:-)
I envy you. You travel to everywhere!
Great shot!
Thanks yall
Hey I wanted to point you to another amazing shot from one of my friends on Flickr that is very inspirational to me. This was actually taken in the 1960′s at a fish market in Italy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/79397274@N00/291354369
13 channels of …. to choose from, looks almost like a set of star trek, inside the borg ship. Great shot.
wow, this is fantastic, glad you found this….
Haha !!!!!! I don’t believe !!!!
What a strange place!
yes, it is very strange. This seems to be a great work. Very well done! great idea!! Maybe also a great message in it, hum?
It makes you crazy……I got stressed only to see this place…..wanna get out fast. Were they actually SELLING stuff in there?
Thats wild! could be another planet!
What beautiful light and color. Truly spectacular.
sensory overload … it’s so busy, but actually works! great shot.
btw, that 1960′s Italian fish market shot is very impressive – the atmosphere is palpable, not only from the intense colour and contrast, but from the scene (settings + people) itself. I’ll post same in the shot itself … thx for pointing it out.
I hope the sound wasn’t turned up on all those TVs. Good travels…
-amazing structures, excellent picture
Looks like it’s from the movie 12 Monkees only not as dark.
Fantastic shot. That’s one idea of what to do with all our old CRTs.
Incredible detail in this shot. As Spock would say, "fascinating".
Great shot, very interesting!!!!!!!!!!!
I suppose they have to do something with all those old ray tubes
Great example of the usefulness of HDR – those screens would have burnt out for sure without it.
What’s on TV? 500 channels, 500 TVs and still nothin’. Cool shot.
modern photo
You are invited to post this image to Spectacular Objects – Invite Only.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/spectacular_objects/
What an extraordinary sight! You’re right, that’s very cool.
very cool, indeed. I like the color saturation too
Is this a Nam June Paik installation?
Excellent capture.
it is really cool. interesting to look at!
Great lines criss-crossing into fabulous webwork. Kind of reminiscent of the interior of a Borg cube from Star Trek. Fave.
j’ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à visiter vos photos, elles sont pleines, impertinentes et joyeuses, merci pour la galerie. (in french in the texte)
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called My 10 best architecture photos ever, and we’d love to have your photo added to the group.
Hi~
Thanks for your awesome pictures.
I happen to get to your site while I’m searching pictures of my home town.
About the televisions, they’re not for advertising any stores or TV shows ^^; It’s an art work of a famous Korean artist, N.J. Paik, renowned as the pioneer of video art. That art object is at the lobby of the headquarter of POSCO corporation, a steel company. Looks so steel~ Isn’t it?
I’m a big fan of N.J.Paik, but he was already past away, and here is some of his works.
http://www.e-flux.com/displayshow.php?file=message_1145375670.txt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw38FUMknGc
Thanks for those comments – good stuff
Nice picture. Why didn’t I know that wonderful scene eventhough having worked in that building.
That is artrium of headquater of posco(One of the world famous Steel company) in seoul. It is an art work of Nam June Paik – famous vidio artist ….
http://www.paikstudios.co.kr/
Do you think I could use this shot in my magazine? It’s a small bilingual magazine in Taiwan. You can sheck out the magazine at: http://www.highway11.net. I’m running a story about digital cable and this is so perfect. Of course I will credit you. Please let me know
Ryan
BTW. My email is stongerp@gmail.com. Sorry. I should have mentioned that.
Thanks.