With flying colors
JESSICA GADSDEN and her husband, Adam Fox, both lawyers from Sherman Oaks, were in South Korea last June where he spoke at a conference. During a changing of the guard ceremony at Palace Sumunjang in downtown Seoul, Gadsden took this picture with her Pentax *ist D. “They’re trying to re-create the Joseon Dynasty, before the Japanese occupation,†she said. “They let tourists participate too.... They dress you in traditional costumes and you ring the large drum to start the ceremony.â€
For the record:
12:00 a.m. May 28, 2006 For The Record
Los Angeles Times Tuesday May 23, 2006 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 2 National Desk 1 inches; 42 words Type of Material: Correction
My Best Shot: South Korea’s Palace Deoksu-gung was misidentified as Sumunjang in the May 14 Travel section’s My Best Shot feature. Sumunjang is the title of the commander of the guards, who take part in the changing-of-the-guard ceremony at the Seoul palace.
For The Record
Los Angeles Times Sunday May 28, 2006 Home Edition Travel Part L Page 3 Features Desk 1 inches; 40 words Type of Material: Correction
My Best Shot: South Korea’s Palace Deoksu-gung was misidentified as “Sumunjang†in the May 14 My Best Shot feature. Sumunjang is the title of the commander of the guards who take part in the changing-of-the-guard ceremony at the Seoul palace.
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