November 2005

Look, up in the sky! That yellow appartment at the very top? It’s mine! That brown strip to the right is my very very long cement staircase,...

My street, light industrial places on the street levels (machine shops, autobody shops, large scale laundries, etc) and four levels of appartments on top. This is actually...

A typical old-style Taiwanese appartment building. The truth is, Taipei is one of the most densely populated areas in the world, and most people live in appartments,...

Chiang Kai Shek/Zhang Jie Shi, the “founder” of Taiwan whose statue is found in the middle of every schoolyard admonishing the kids to study hard and get...

What is this, you ask? Why, a TV remote, my alarm clock and a bag of tissue paper. Why did I take this? To test the highest...

Playing with my new camera, I decided to take a reflection shot off the window of the inside of a subway car to see how well it...

Ever wonder what the Taipei City MRT (Subway) system looks like? Well, now you know! They currently have six lines, 4 major, 2 minor, but in the...

This one business park I go to has buildings that are all colour coded and look spectacular at night. While my first try at taking a picture...

It seems the Taiwanese love statues…a lot! They have them everywhere, especially in newer buildings. Most of them are statues of women and children (I’ll try to...

Sharon, our ESP office manager and perhaps the nicest boss anyone could ask for. (And I’m not just saying that because she might read this….^_-)