Private Life (Jung-Suk Goo)
My Private Life
I was born in Seoul as the only son among five children.
I was in a photo circle when I was a high school student and
I still love taking
photos, especially snap shots. I began my photographic life with Canon G-III,
a range-finder style compact camera, that my dad presented me.
After the college graduation I purchased
Nikon FM-2, a
fully manual SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera, with some accessories and
lenses. They certainly got the first position in my property list and
I loved them so much.
But someday a disaster happened. My younger sister lost them all! Was I sad ?
Oh, you bet. My poor sister was so frightened that she couldn't tell me.
After several days, she left a letter on my desk while I was sleeping.
She asked if I could forgive her and wait until she earns enough money.
Guess what I did to her. Your imagination maybe right.
I had to agonize for such a long time whether to buy another one or not.
Finally I decided to buy another camera and purchased Contax 167MT, which I'm currently using.
It consists of a Kyocera body and a
Carl Zeiss T* lens
. I truely love the
sharpness of the legend Carl Zeiss, which is also used in Hasselblad, the best camera in the world.
The greatest thing in my life was and is and will be meeting
Christ Jesus. Even though I went to a church for a moment when
I was in an elementary school, I had been superficial about the
christianity. When I was a junior-high, a friend of mine
urged me to go to a chruch, so I began going to YoungNak Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DongHo Kim was in charge of the high-school department of that church.
His sermons were greatly impressive and I was so moved! He had such a heart
for lost spirits. Sometimes he stopped preaching and wept...
He is now serving as the the chief pastor of
God's Will Soongeui Church. I still miss his sermons.
When I was sophomore, I realized that I cannot live
happily with any other except Christ Jesus and accepted Him as my
Savior. He has fulfilled my life and never ever made me disappointed.
My marriage is also one of the greatest thing. My wife,
Inseong, and
I were working in same building. My wife was an engineer of LG Electronics
and I of LG Semicon. We met each other by the introduction of a friend and got
married on July 1, 1995 at YoungNak Presbiterian Church.
I truely believe that she is my rib.
And finally my sons -- Timothy Gyoungwan and Philip Jinwan -- were
born to us at 3:05pm on January 7, 1997 and 7:30am on July 12, 2004,
respectively. You know what it likes raising kids -- sweet and sweat ^_^.
Photos
- Philip (Oct. 2005 at home,
Los Altos, California)
- Timothy, Philip, Inseong & Jung-Suk (Oct. 2005 at home,
Palo Alto, California)
- Philip (Feb. 2005 at home,
Palo Alto, California)
- Timothy (Nov. 2000 at Bing Nursery,
Stanford, California)
- Timothy & Inseong (Aug. 2000
Page Mill Ranch, Palo Alto, California)
- Timothy and Inseong (Mar. 2000 at Ramada Hotel, San Diego, California)
- Timothy and Inseong (May. 1998 at Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA
)
- Timothy, Inseong & Jung-Suk (Apr. 1997 at home, Stanford, California)
- Timothy (Apr. 12, 1997 at J Photoshop, Sunnyvale, California)
- Timothy (Apr. 12, 1997 at J Photoshop, Sunnyvale, California)
- Timothy (Apr. 2, 1997 at home, Stanford, California)
- Timothy (Apr. 2, 1997 at home, Stanford, California)
- Timothy (Apr. 2, 1997 at home, Stanford, California)
- Inseong (Nov. 1996 at Main Quad, Stanford, California)
- Inseong & Jung-Suk (Aug. 1996 at Camel, California)
- Inseong (Mar. 1996 at Santa Cruz, California)
- Inseong & Jung-Suk (Feb. 1996 at Ann Arbor, Michigan)
- Inseong (Jul. 1995 at Seorak Mountain, Korea)
- Jung-Suk (June 3, 1995 at Palace Hotel, Seoul, Korea)
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