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AI from an island: Volume 1 · Chapter 12 · The photos that draw guests come from those who have watched the village the longest
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- Columnist Jang Hyeong-im drew out a story about village photography from a photo of trumpet vines taken by the owner of a guesthouse in Ganghwa that looked lonely.
- At a guesthouse behind the Oepo-ri harbor pier, the lens had captured a rubber basin, an outdoor unit and wires, and she wrote that after moving the basin and shooting again around 8 a.m., the picture had changed.
- The column argues that residents who have long watched the village must consistently record its ordinary scenes for photos that draw guests to emerge.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [섬에서 온 인공지능] 제1권 · 제12장 · 손님을 부르는 사진은 마을을 가장 오래 들여다본 사람에게서 나옵니다
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