When you think of travel photography, you usually think of sunsets, street food, and candid smiles. But when I booked my trip to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), I knew my camera was going to be more than just a tool—it was going to be a potential liability.
Through the Lens of the Hermit Kingdom: What You Need to Know About the "NK Camera"
Just remember: Your "NK camera" is not for art. It is for evidence of the absurd. Keep your head down, keep your lens cap off, and keep your finger off the shutter when the bus passes the barbed wire.
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