The Long Awaited Taiwan Photos
... Selected out of 644 photos, painfully cross-processed 3 times, resized and hosted. 230+ photos in this post.
You better enjoy this, or else.
All pictures taken by me with my crappy camera, except for the ones that I am in.
T3
Touched down in Taipei
In the hotel room
First night at Xi Men Ding
Apparently this "Lao Tian Lu" is famous for their braised poultry.
The next morning we took a train to (insert name here). (Sorry lah, I forgot.)
Zhu Zi Hu. Eventful ride on the taxi after the train ride. Mom got out and vomitted halfway, and I got out and vommited 5 mins before we reached. Dad offered to walk me the rest of the way while Mom and Cudas continued with the hell-in-a-cab ride.
The cool air hit my face 3 seconds before I splurged my gastric juices onto the poor weeds at the side of the road. Feeling better, Dad and I walked the rest of the way in. We turned around a corner and my jaws dropped.
Quite a far cry from the narrow mountain roads we were travelling on for an hour.
This is Zhu Zi Hu (Bamboo Lake. Used to be bamboo plantation here but don't know what happened after that.)
Cudas calls these Calla Lilies, but I think they're Water Hyacinths. Anyways, it was the Calla Lily/Water Hyacinth season and the places was brimming with flowers.
Heaven..
I'm in Heaven..
And my heart beats so that I can hardly speak~
And I seem to find the happiness I seek,
When were out together dancing cheek to cheek~
My first ever macro photo, which sparked off the hundreds of macros to come.
Does it even look like it's from Taiwan?
Pretending to be a Calla Lily/Water Hyacinth farmer (and giving the face)
No I'm not grabbing my crotch
Cudas being Cudas
I like this photo a lot
End of Zhu Zi Hu trip. I think my photography skills just got better.
The rest of the photos are slightly miscellenous because I can't for the life of me remember the names of the places we were at. But if you're interested, drop me a message and I'll find out (from my mom) for you.
Shihlin pet street, piglet
Sugar-glider. Noisy little fellas, they are.
Find the Jazzyme.
"San Da" club. San Da literally meaning anyhow beat.
Taking the train to... somewhere.
"Rui Fang"
This was found on a wall. At first sight it looks like a cartoonish bull, but when you look closer, it looks like a spartan going for the kill.
End Taiwan trip photos overload.
1 comment:
Water Hyacinth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_hyacinth
Calla Lily
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calla_lily
Wanted to let you feel the shiokness so I didn't take alot of macros.
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