The Who?
Walking around on a wet Saturday night I saw this group of three enjoying some drinks and conversation under the cover of this local pub. I really liked the poster of The Who on the wall and the general theme of the pub and wanted to capture that group in more of a candid scene, but they were way too happy to say “Hi!” and pose for a photo. Taiwan is full of friendly people.
Here are the rest of the photos from Shimending tonight.
Traffic was a little tight at this intersection. Yes, I'm practically leaning up against the truck on my right.
Catching a meal dressed in white. I ate here a couple weeks ago. Parts of the meal were good.
Stepping off the bus. The bus or subway is the way to go here in Taipei, especially downtown. A car is too difficult downtown, a scooter is better, but the bus is best.
There's always road construction.
An artist at the night market.
Some girls happy to have their stuffed animals with them.
A beautiful building that hosts several artist studios.
Hello...
I had a tough time choosing today’s PAD. Not because I had too many photos, in fact I think there were only two from the whole night that might be worth posting. The reason it was tough was because I wasn’t sure if I liked this photo in color or B&W best. As you can see here I ended up choosing the color photo, mostly because I liked the pink poles and this guy’s purple scarf.
Here’s a copy of the B&W version. Which one do you like best?
One of the streets in the Taipei Heritage and Cultural Education Center
I was taking a new camera out for a spin this weekend and got lost somewhere around Longshan temple. When you have nowhere to be it’s fun to get lost. I came across a few things I hadn’t seen before and ended up finding my way back home about two hours later. Fun day.
An empty chair
This shot is not actually too far from home.
Selling painted rocks
An abandoned street vendor's cart
Laura and I on a small suspension bridge.
Laura and I joined some friends for a mid-afternoon walk in the mountains. We headed to Buffalo Meadow, but ended up taking a detour. The weather for the middle of December was surprisingly warm, but very beautiful.
Dead end?
There's a lot of geothermal activity in this area, but I'm not sure what's causing that small pool of water in the (in the center of the frame) to turn white.
