[셔터의 언어] 쥐불놀이

Jwibulnori, the Korean traditional fire-can spinning game of the first full moon night, photographed as a long exposure: on a dark harvested rice field, several small figures in padded winter clothes swing perforated cans of burning embers on long wires, each drawing a perfect glowing orange circle of light with a spray of sparks flying off the rim. The figures themselves are dark soft silhouettes, about 1/12 of the frame height. A large full moon low over a distant ridge. This is Korean, NOT Chinese or Japanese festival imagery — no paper lanterns, no dragons. No text, no letters anywhere.