It wasn’t long after arriving at work that she realized she left her head in the basket. Seen in Caotun.
Archive for September, 2010
Daily Photo – Headshot
Published September 25, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 3 CommentsTags: Caotun, Tsaotun
Daily Photo – Temple Lanterns
Published September 24, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Caotun, Lanterns, Tsaotun
Lanterns outside a temple in Caotun, Nantou County.
Daily Photo – Timelaea albescens formosana
Published September 23, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Butterfly
Spotted in Jhongsing Village. A small audience formed while I was laying on the ground to photograph this specimen.
Daily Photo – The Moon
Published September 22, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Moon Festival
Wishing everyone a happy and safe Moon Festival!
Daily Photo – The Offering
Published September 10, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Caotun, Taiwan, Tsaotun
A man burns ghost money in Caotun, Nantou County.
Jiji Train Station
Published September 9, 2010 Central Taiwan , Jiji Township , Nantou County 1 Comment
I had the opportunity to spend a morning in Jiji [集集] during in an unprecedented Friday off work. Jiji is located in Nantou County and was the epicenter of the destructive 7.6 magnitude 921 Earthquake in 1999. During the weekend the small town swells with tourists, but during the week the town is very quiet and pleasant.
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Daily Photo – Sea, Sky, and Goat
Published September 6, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Pingdong, Pingtung, Taiwan
A goat grazes along a road in Pingdong County, Taiwan.
An underground pedestrian walkway in Taichung City. Shot on Kodak Tri-X 400.
Daily Photo – Taxi Driver
Published September 4, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Caotun, Taiwan, Tsaotun
A cab driver reads a newspaper in Caotun. Shot on Kodak Tri-X 400.
Daily Photo – Looking West
Published September 2, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography 4 CommentsTags: Eluanbi Lighthouse, Kending
On our way back from Taiwan’s southernmost point, I ran around a bit to try to find a decent vantage point for a sunset shot. Despite the power lines, this was undoubtedly the best view from the parking lot. Featured in the photograph is Kending National Park’s Eluanbi Lighthouse, built in 1881.
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