A Thinking Street Photography Site
Not sure what this is.
Ruins of a former village shed?
Another one, with a nice view.
Dreamy landscape.
I’m not the only one enjoying the landscape.
He said he didn’t mind when I asked to take the photograph.
Had a nice chat with his wife and him about the view. His wife showed me sunset photographs on her phone.
Secret passage to Narnia…
Thinking.
Waiting.
Joy.
Future.
Possibly.
Am taking short walks around the village these days, given the general advice to not go out given the Covid-19 crisis.
Homely.
Neat.
Vintage.
Renovation.
I’ve gotten used to these alleys. I’ve forgotten it’s a maze.
The village cha chaan teng.
Property business.
Another way into the village.
Flip-flop towing service. I hope I’ll never have to use the service. I have the number on my phone. Just in case.
Road under construction.
Scenes of nothing in particular. But these non-things get interesting if one really looks.
There are little guides to behavior.
Precarious parking spot – the art of making do.
This village seems to have a particular issue.
Work in progress.
Nature and human presence.
A quiet stroll at the village beach.
Some are going for a paddle.
Not crowded at all.
Quiet morning.
Quiet chat.
Some visual drama.
At the side of a temple.
Self-portrait.
Watch out!
Peace.
A good deal for the staff.
Murakami at Tai Kwun.
A timeline.
Gazing.
Peace.
Peace, captured.
Meditative.
Captured.
All going by so fast with phone and cameras.
Were all those really Murakami?
What I do when the family is on retail therapy …
A pedestrian street.
Rise and shine!
The view from our balcony.
To Kaohsiung!
We were here.
Tiger, dragon, tourist.
Tourist trap.
But the stuff was really yummy.
Shousan Hill.
Nice view.
Love River.
Everyday life.
Amphibious vehicle.
Sensuous city.
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