Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Actor Son Woo-hyun boasted a visual that exudes spring energy in Jeju Island.
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
On the 3rd, the agency King Kong by Starship released behind-the-scenes photos from the filming of Son Woo-hyun's photobook, 'Waiting for New Spring.'
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
In the released photo, Son Woo-hyun is looking at the camera with lovely eyes. He did not forget to make eye contact during filming and showed off his cute charm.
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
In addition, Son Woo-hyun showed off not only the V pose, but also the Son Woo-hyun piece he made with fans at the last fan meeting, giving a unique sense of cheerfulness.
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
In another photo, Son Woo-hyun is giving a hand greeting in the middle of a rape flower field. He not only filmed in various filming locations such as the sea and tangerine fields to capture the sensibility of Jeju Island, but also showed his passion for the photo book by actively exchanging opinions on styling that could go well with each location.
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Son Woo-hyun waiting for new spring, in the dry grass with fallen leaves
Based on these efforts, Son Woo-hyun perfectly digested each shooting concept, further improving the completeness of the photobook. In particular, it is said that he put a lot of effort into conveying the meaning of the photobook as a gift of spring to fans in Jeju, which is the flower language of his birth flower, fallen leaves and dry grass, and is one of the first regions in Korea where spring arrives.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr
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