The Meaning of Colours in South Korea

I have Taken 2 photographs to represent each of the three most important colors in South Korea: white, blue and red. In the first photograph I wanted to show that the mist over the grass at sunrise looks calm and peacefull. It is one of the meanings of the white color in South Korea.

Photograph 1. Mist over the grass.

The second meaning - clean - is represented in photograph number 2 - I think that nobody would ever use a bathroom if it looks dirty.

Photograph 2. Clean bathroom.

Red represents men and strength and have positive menanings. I wanted to capture these meanings in photographs number 3 and 4.

Photograph 3. St. Louis Cardinals Arena.

Photograph 4. A men group.

The color blue represents women in a negative sense - photograph number 5.

Photograph 5. A women group.

It also represents coldness and quiet - photograph number 6.

Photograph 6. St. Louis Arch.

The harmony is represented by the mixture of red and blue colors - you can see it on photograph number 7.

Photograph 7. The harmony as the mixture of red (men) and blue (women) colors.