When we first featured Joo Yeong-bae as a Contributor of the Month exactly one year ago, his collection offered a compelling look at South Korea’s varied terrain from the air. One year later, his portfolio has expanded dramatically, and so has the clarity of his artistic vision.
Since joining 360Cities in 2017, Joo has published a remarkable 686 panoramas and 6 stunning 360º videos, with a clear focus on aerial photography. His lens continues to hover above South Korea’s hills, coasts, and countryside, offering viewers a calm, sunlit view of places both familiar and tucked away. Joo has an Expert badge.
In June alone, he published 58 new panoramas, nearly all of them captured from above, and many bathed in the sharp light of early summer. It’s a growing collection that offers not only visual beauty but a genuine sense of place.
Highlights from Joo’s June Contributions
📍 The quiet charm of Daegok Village, captured from above on a crystal-clear day.
📍 Aerial views over Eonyang Village, where fields and rooftops form a serene rural patchwork.
📍 Nadeuri Pension Beach in Okgye Village, shimmering waves, open skies, and a peaceful seaside vibe.
📍 Georim Reservoir heading toward Dundeok, a winding road cutting through bright green terrain.
📍 A pet park and nearby animal shelter, photographed with the same care as his landscapes, giving equal weight to community spaces.
Joo Yeong-bae’s work is a quiet celebration of his home country, filled with open spaces, warm light, and gentle movement. His commitment to aerial imagery continues to provide a thoughtful, elevated perspective — a visual diary of South Korea’s evolving landscape.
Take a Look from Above
Explore Joo Yeong-bae’s profile to see his latest aerial panoramas.
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