Day 340/365 The Sky Almost Didn't Let This Happen
Heavy, brooding cloud cover fills most of the sky above these tea terraces — until a narrow break lets the low sun through, catching every curving row in gold. A companion, of sorts, to a much quieter frame from the same general country. This one holds nothing back.
Day 108/365 Plastic Deities and Pearl Milk Tea: Elevating the Everyday Kitsch
Street photography often wrestles with the sublime, but what happens when the subject is aggressively synthetic? This week, we dismantle the visual collision of traditional iconography and modern consumerism in a Kaohsiung storefront. You will learn how to move beyond mere documentation of the weird and start composing the witty.
A Tea Mission in Jiuqutang (and a Surprise at Dusk)
What started as a simple trip to buy tea in Jiuqutang turned into something more — a quiet ride, a tucked-away shop, and the surprise of a night market at dusk. A slow day with Little Red, the Leica, and a few unexpected moments worth remembering.