An image inspired by my non-functional Lomography Supersampler.
Zhushan Townhip, Nantou County.
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The United Bamboo Gang
Published February 5, 2012 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Bamboo, Comic Life 2, Digital Supersampler
Addressing the Lion
Published January 23, 2012 Daily Photo , Photography 1 CommentTags: Caotun, Lunar New Year, Tsaotun
Caotun Township Mayor Hong Kuo-hao speaks to a group of youngsters following a pre-Lunar New Year ceremony.
I definitely smell a pork product of some type in Xinyi Township, Nantou County.
I’ve Got a Fever
Published January 12, 2012 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Election, Taiwan
Election fever in Shuili Township, Nantou County.
Josie discovers dirt at a neighbor’s house.
Very Hungry Caterpillars
Published December 24, 2011 Central Taiwan , Nantou County , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Caterpillars, Insects, Macro
Euploea mulciber [端紫斑蝶]
Despite passing Puli’s Muh Sheng Museum of Entomology more than a dozen times I’ve never had the opportunity to step in until recently. If you’re into insects than you ‘ll likely thoroughly enjoy the museum. Outside the museum is a butterfly greenhouse while inside hosts a few display cases of various insects from Taiwan and around the world [including a walking stick about as long as my forearm]. The museum’s second floor houses display cases filled with several thousands of preserved insects. The most notable of these is an extremely rare hermaphrodite butterfly [one-half of its body is colorful while the other-half is dark].
The Puli Winery
Published December 9, 2011 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Puli, Puli Winery, Taiwan
Viewed from the parking lot. Puli Township, Nantou County.
The Lion Dance
Published December 8, 2011 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Jhushan, Taiwan, Zhushan
In Zhushan Township, Nantou County.
Supersampler Cycling
Published November 26, 2011 Cycling , Equipment , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Lomography, Supersampler
Yellow Fever at 7-11
I recently found a Lomo Supersampler in my closet and have no idea how it got there. Cathy is on a business trip at the moment so I have no way of ascertaining how this plastic camera came into our possession. The Supersampler is a 35mm camera with four lenses which shoot in a sequence [4 pictures in 2 seconds or .2 seconds]. I’ve seen Lomo cameras on sale at bookstores in Taiwan as well as plenty hanging around the necks of hip college students. I’ve never been tempted to purchase one because I could never justify spending over $2,000NT on a camera with a build quality only slightly better than a disposable.
Trick-or-Treaters in Kaohsiung City.
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