Lately I have been shooting a variety of different subjects in and around town on errands and photo walks. Hope you like some of them.

One of the buildings at Taichung’s China Medical Center. Shot while waiting for my appointment for a check up there. This is one of the largest teaching hospitals in Taiwan and they have gotten really good at bilingual signage throughout facility with many bilingual staff as well. A welcome element when you are in a hospital and already have other things on your mind.

The thing I like about this shot is the representative quality of it-Taiwan is a busy, colorful and vibrant place.

The scooter-the preferred means of transport in crowded and certainly urban Taiwan. Rubber thongs optional

Just really loved the silhouette of this tree and the rising sun from behind.

When these towers come into view on my regular morning walks-it is a sign that I have entered the back stretch of my walking. Also like the template they make.

School kid pedalling along to junior high-I know because it is my son’s school.

Yes, even in Taiwan we can’t escape multi-national corporate clowns

Very geometrically-themed kitchen store.

Like this pond in front of this restaurant. They have fragrant plumeria blossoms in there and it smells great going past it.

Haven’t a clue of what the aboriginal motif and pasta have to do with one another. I love these craxy, eclectic mashups of cultural icons that are visible in Taiwan’s fusion pop culture.

Made me think of Crayola-that’s right the big 64 piece box.

My favorite of the set. This kid was so engaged in his gaming that he nearly walked right into me. I lucked out and got this great shot as a result.