Photoblogging Taiwan

I'm quite happy with this shot of 101 from my scooter. It turned out better than expected with my shaky hands. I was more concerned about not getting run over than I was with getting a steady shot. Taking photos at a stop-light isn't the wisest thing to do. This shot felt worthwhile.

I saw these in the garden on November 25th, 2005. At first I thought they were bees. Then I thought hummingbirds. Now I'm finding out that they might be moths?! Any help on this would be appreciated.

I pulled off to the side of the road to take these pictures. Moments later some Taiwanese ladies on foot took a peek over the edge of the road to see why I was taking pictures. This happens a lot.

There was an art installation at CKS Memorial Hall on the November 26-27, 2005 weekend. I sat nearby the parachute material that allows wind, water and light to permeate it. The nearest I could figure is that it looked like bizzare snow? Anyway it made for a busy but interesting shot.

I saw this pink convertable and matching surf board at one of the crowded intersections near Taipei 101. I just had to whip out my camera and take a picture. The nearest surfing spot is at least an hour away.