Even across five hundred years of memory, time continues to flow through the royal palace. A quiet photographic meditation set in Gyeongbokgung Palace — the principal palace of the Joseon dynasty, in the heart of Seoul. This is not a guide to Korea. It is a way of feeling it. Through HongSahn's lens, the grand palace turns intimate. Wind passes over open courtyards, lotus leaves rest on the water before Gyeonghoeru, and light moves slowly across Sujeongjeon. Visitors come and go beneath vast roofs, small against the centuries, carrying their own quiet stories. As the principal palace of the dynasty, Gyeongbokgung has stood at the center of Korean history — built, burned, and raised again. This volume approaches it not as monument but as flowing the reflecting pavilion of Gyeonghoeru, the scholar's hall of Sujeongjeon, and the long courtyards where the present and the past keep passing through one another. The Korean Photo Essay Archive is a long-form photographic archive documenting emotional time across Korean landscapes. Season Coming and Going Time comprises 30 individual photo essays and 10 thematic collections, 2026. “This is not a guide to Korea. It is a way of feeling it.” This volume turns from the Secret Garden to the great palace at the city's heart.