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![]() A short simple piece - music, photographs, and words combine to form our recollection of a too short trip to France. If you have speakers you will want to turn them up as music forms a integral part of this slide show. Flash 5 required. 900k. Favourite Photographs from a Recent Trip to Europe We spent a month in Europe recently visiting London, various places in Scotland, Amsterdam, and Paris. It was naturally a wonderful time. This series is a selection a some of my favourite of the many photographs we took during this time. A hodge podge collection of pictures. Constantly growing and updated when we get the fancy. Updated 8/31/2001 A look inside this interesting and well maintained temple using Quicktime VR. "Many people argue that among the "Three Schools" of Chinese philosophical thought, which also include Buddhism and Taoism, Confucianism has had the greatest cultural and historical impact. In fact, the influence of his ideas extended throughout Asia to span thousands of years and is still felt even today." A Day in the Life of a Web Designer in Taiwan The inspiration for this series came from Michelle Johnson of Make Grown Men Cry. There was also something similar called the Behind the Curtain series. ( Also see A Day in the Life of An Unemployed Web Designer, and A Day in My Life) I don't have much opportunity to visit home (Prince Edward Island). This time I took my camera and found myself finding places which I had hardly noticed in the past. Neighbourhoods - Taipei and Hsinchu We live in places with character which beg to be explored. Since I was a child I have loved to look at the mundane, look down alleys and sneak a peak at something that would otherwise be hidden from my view. While tourists visit places that tourists visit - I walk for hours discovering what lies behind the next corner. Pictures from the places I have lived. (Some files will be large) It has become tradition... Christmas in Kenting. Not so traditional photos from the past 3 years. We were lucky - many were not. On September 21st, 1999 a massive earthquake struck Taiwan leaving many dead and homeless. This is a collection of images, from the local media, of the aftermath of that quake. ... and some people came. Not a party in the sense that I would have defined it when I was 19 but fun nonetheless. Some pictures from our first (and last) house warming in Taiwan. The invitation still exists too.
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