Čo sa skutočne deje v Severnej Kórei? Porušil zákaz a zverejnil tajné FOTO z krajiny duchov

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"Jedno z prvých pravidiel, ktoré vám povedia, je, že by ste nemali za žiadnych okolností fotografovať vojenský personál," uviedol Pemberton, ktorý aj napriek tomuto varovaniu a celej plejáde uväznených novinárov, zákaz porušil.

 

Our liaison at the demilitarized zone. He was actually very friendly and laid back, despite having caught him in an evil staredown. #contrateur

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 20, 2015 o 4:34 PDT

Amatérskemu fotografovi sa podarilo zachytiť aj kolektívny tanec oslavujúci Deň oslobodenia, ktorý pripomína koniec koloniálnej nadvlády.

 

Making a portrait of a local is basically impossible due to a tricky separation between tourists and general public. The only reason I was able to capture the man in the last post is because he was distracted by this, a mini-version of mass dance - a celebration that takes place on Liberation Day, a highlight of the trip. (I'll be sharing more about this soon) #contrateur

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 19, 2015 o 8:53 PDT

Štátom vlastnené a anglicky písané noviny čitateľov šokovali článkom o novej superzelenine.

 

The Pyongyang Times. This just in: BROCCOLI

 

Pohostinnosť hotela Yanggakdo si nevie Pemberton vynachváliť. Takto vyzerá jeho strešná reštaurácia.

 

Hospitality is taken very seriously in North Korea. The Yanggakdo hotel is perfectly staffed with a wide array of workers to always suit your needs. Food is plentiful, rooms are tidy, the entire presentation feels very grandeur. Since you can't leave the hotel, you have several amenities that exist throughout the building: various shops, a casino, several restaurants, a bowling alley, a billiards room, a karaoke room, ping pong, and more. This shot was taken at the rooftop restaurant, which is a 360 degree panorama room that slowly rotates during open hours. This was a popular hangout spot where we'd drink beer and enjoy each others company, particularly favorable since everything felt so eccentric and retro. #contrateur

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 21, 2015 o 7:22 PDT

Bývalé hlavy štátu, prirovnávané k bohom, odliate do bronzu. Občania Severnej Kórey kladú k 22 metrovým sochám Kim Ir-sena a Kim Čong-ila kvety zakúpené z toho mála, čo robia.

 

One of the first things you do in North Korea is go pay respect to the great Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il. These bronze statues are 22 meters high and part of a monument complex that was constructed in downtown Pyongyang. You could argue that the two figures depicted here are North Korea’s equivalent of Jesus, the Pope, the Dalai Lama, and Gandhi combined (which still may not even communicate the importance these two hold in North Korean lives). Paying respect here is pretty simple: patrons purchase flowers, lay them at the base of the monument, make a bow, and go on their way. It's mandatory to do so. #contrateur

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 19, 2015 o 7:35 PDT

A je toho ešte viac:

 

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 24, 2015 o 7:16 PDT

 

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 23, 2015 o 11:27 PDT

 

Fotka uverejnená používateľom Taylor Pemberton (@pemberton), Aug 23, 2015 o 10:00 PDT