“Different.” It is the thought that comes to mind every time visiting Jeju.
Jeju has been visited countless times, but it is the first time in Jeju when summer is just beginning.

The humid air makes breathing suffocating, but the plan is to walk while slowly catching the breath.
Even the sunlight shining through the dense trees is a mysterious sight.

It is somewhat understandable why Jeju is called a “natural blessing.”

Perhaps the charm of Jeju lies in the weather and environment that cannot be predicted at all.

The tense moments of climbing and walking along someone’s footsteps,
and the feeling of excitement, seem to be the reason for visiting Jeju often.

While checking the condition of the Welter Experiment crew who came along,
continuous attention is paid to safety.

When the sunlight soon shines upon the earth, it carries heat, and that heat is absorbed by the whole body.

The friction sound of wind meeting trees, the chirping of birds from somewhere —

it is a moment to engrave a small wish and resolution
that the spaces of nature untouched by human hands must be cherished.

Every journey is bound to have an end.
The oreum of Jeju, climbed together with shared sweat, was beyond compare.

Though capturing this scene within a square frame was far from enough,
it was more than enough to feel it with all five senses.

At the place closest to the sky, cooling the beads of sweat gathered on the forehead,
I was immersed in the depths of nature.

The more it is known, the more it is visited, Jeju is truly a mysterious place.

In the dense forest, the moss colony encountered
brought forth emotions that words could not describe.

For more than ten years, nature has slowly nurtured this space.
In front of nature, there is in fact not much that humans can do.
Only to cherish it.