[동네 이웃] 처마 밑 제비집

Swallows under the hanok eaves: a mud nest built under the deep curved wooden eaves of a Korean hanok (dancheong-free plain aged timber rafters, grey giwa roof tiles above — NOT a Japanese temple, NOT Chinese architecture). Four swallow chicks crammed in the nest with yellow-rimmed beaks wide open, and a parent swallow arriving in flight with a dragonfly in its beak, wings spread. Below the nest, a small wooden plank someone nailed up to catch droppings. Early summer light, shallow depth of field. No text, no letters, no logos.