I'm certain that I already mentioned how much I love TED. It's filled with amazing stories and tons of inspirational people. Usually, I'm searching for videos that feature screenwriters, directors, and cartoonist.  Photography is a welcomed change.

Miru Kim is a brave woman. I mean, there's always concern with urban exploration because, well... I watch too many horror movies. Heck, even in real life, there are things that go bump in the night. There's crazy people, crackheads and other potentially dangerous things. I'm a fairly large individual and you wouldn't catch me entering those areas alone. I require a group of people to trip or push into danger, just in case shit gets real. Hahah...

I always thought there was a strange sense of beauty to urban exploration. It was something I couldn't really put into words, but Miru explained it perfectly. It all starts to make sense if you see your city as a living organism. She's rummaging through the guts of places left behind. She is the archaeologist of private property... Why not?  To me, she's saying hello to a lonely stranger. Her presence resuscitates those caverns, tunnels, and so on. She's pumping something fresh through the veins.  

Miru's definitely working her way up to being my favorite photographer. 

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