December 17, 2008 - Public art at Linsen and Zhongxiao East Road? The sun was behind me so I had to lie down on the ground to avoid getting my shadow in the lomo. Sometimes you have to lie for your art.
December 18, 2008 - Public Santa outside the Living Mall sphere.
I guess it was wishful thinking Spring had arrived. It had, but like it is everywhere, Winter has to sneak in one last sucker punch to remind us that optimism and forward-looking needs to be tempered. In Taipei, Winter means cool temperatures and overcast, rainy days.
And still it's not as bad, so far, as my first two years here. I'm optimistic that this current drear will not become a constant drear like before.
iTunes soundtrack:
1. Well-Tempered Klavier, Book 2, Fugue #2 (J.S. Bach)
2. Kicked it in the Sun (live) (Built to Spill)
3. Horses (Tori Amos)
4. Else (Built to Spill)
5. Dance Hall (Modest Mouse)
6. Habit (Pearl Jam)
7. For the Turnstiles (Neil Young)
8. Losing My Mind ("Follies" - Sondheim)
9. I'm the Man Who Murdered Love (XTC)
10. All Her Favorite Fruit (Camper Van Beethoven)
3 comments:
but if you don't have shadows how will you do your sailor moon pose??
haha, yea I thought of that, but I rarely think of avoiding my own shadow by lying on the ground, so I thought I'd do it.
very interesting blog and photos using those lens.. will do more reads here :)
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