This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
Daily Photos - Part 13
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by Super Hans » 28 May 2012, 15:46
Luckily, I was on the other side of the road when i experienced this hostile reception.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
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Safe for a shin bone or even a hand
It's such a lonely ride...
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by ceevee369 » 28 May 2012, 16:03
Super Hans wrote:Luckily, I was on the other side of the road when i experienced this hostile reception.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
No worries- seems he had to keep his pants up anyway.
Very nice ! Wished my Instagram could capture this also hehe
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by Fox » 28 May 2012, 16:13
Super Hans wrote:Luckily, I was on the other side of the road when i experienced this hostile reception.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
He'll be paying for excess baggage with bags that big under his eyes both metaphorically and literally.
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by touduke » 28 May 2012, 16:19
Luckily, I was on the other side of the road when i experienced this hostile reception.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
hostile reception? I'd say he was trying to smile. SuperHans you must be a newbie on this island, otherwise you would know already (or would've learned on this board) that Taiwanese people always smile.
great shot!
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by bismarck » 28 May 2012, 23:15
Super Hans wrote:Luckily, I was on the other side of the road when i experienced this hostile reception.
This could have ended up with some High Dynamic Running.
They don't look like the type that would be too receptive to Mei Mei bringing home Johnny Laowai.
Edit: This is going into my My Taiwan photo album on Facebook, if you don't mind.
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by Abacus » 01 Jun 2012, 01:51
I never commented but I loved Hans's (I think) pick pocket photo from a few weeks ago. It almost looks like it was staged but I believe you.
I've slowed down taking photos but I've really slowed down posting photos. Here are a few from each of the sets that I've done during the last 2-3 weeks. A lot more on my website or flickr.
Cosplay, Tainan, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The girls always look great so I consider it a success everytime I don't screw up a photo.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The blue hour at the art museum. I wish I didn't work almost everyday at dusk.
Heart Lake Waterfall, Yuantan, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
One of the small waterfalls at Yuantan Eco Park near Rueli/Alishan
Yuntan Waterfall Trail, Rueli, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The bamboo forest near Yuntan Waterfall
Alishan Railway, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The possibly permanently closed Alishan Railway
I've slowed down taking photos but I've really slowed down posting photos. Here are a few from each of the sets that I've done during the last 2-3 weeks. A lot more on my website or flickr.
Cosplay, Tainan, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The girls always look great so I consider it a success everytime I don't screw up a photo.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The blue hour at the art museum. I wish I didn't work almost everyday at dusk.
Heart Lake Waterfall, Yuantan, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
One of the small waterfalls at Yuantan Eco Park near Rueli/Alishan
Yuntan Waterfall Trail, Rueli, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The bamboo forest near Yuntan Waterfall
Alishan Railway, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The possibly permanently closed Alishan Railway
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by antarcticbeech » 01 Jun 2012, 12:02
Those who tweak inherit the mirth.
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by hetbellz » 01 Jun 2012, 14:33
ceevee369 wrote:Some pictures from a Taipei park made it to the DailymailUK. credit :bbe022001
Thus, some say it is over photoshopped. Experts here whom could judge?
I'm not an expert but I lived nearby (Neihu, Da Hu Park). I don't think it's over photoshopped.
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by Petrichor » 02 Jun 2012, 05:49
Abacus wrote:
Alishan Railway, Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
The possibly permanently closed Alishan Railway
Loved this. The perfect illustration for a ghost train story.
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Re: Daily Photos - Part 13
by bismarck » 02 Jun 2012, 09:58
Decommissioned destroyer in Anping, Tainan. It's a historical monument now and open to visitors.
Some greenery in Masago, just north of Tainan.
Sand sculptures on the beach.
Some greenery in Masago, just north of Tainan.
Sand sculptures on the beach.
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