Being a photographer in Taiwan, I have my fair share of random pictures from my daily experiences. Here I present you with a few that I came across in the past few weeks:
Hanging out at my friend’s new house in the Daan District and admiring the view, I got a great idea for a portrait. Luckily, I have the sort of friends that don’t take much convincing to do things like this.

It took a little convincing, but Ed was up to the task of climbing onto the ledge. (Hey, I had to lean out there too!)
We don’t get treated to a lot of sunset like this one in Taipei, but when we do, they stunning. See the plane?
I’ve only been blogging about my experiences in Taiwan for a few months now. If you’ve been following, you know that I love being outdoors. As the summer approaches, you can expect many more pictures like the ones below. My friends and I spend as much time as we can hiking, camping, motorcycling and river tracing. Here are a couple of pictures from one of the first nice Saturdays we spent hanging out by a river in Wulai, Taiwan.
The weekends that aren’t so nice, we try to see a live band in one of the music venues scattered around Taipei. Aphasia 阿飛西雅 is band that puts on an incredible My Bloody Valentine/Ride/shoe gazing inspired show. I saw them at Underworld; a great club for that smokey, intimate ambiance.
Thanks for looking,
-neil
The band is Aphasia. The bass player’s name is KK.
Thanks David! They’re a fantastic band!
Typically stunning Neil Wade visuals. keep em coming. inspiring stuff mang.
Stunning shots Neil. I especially like the top two. That 2nd portrait one shot is really brave thing to do {heights scare the hell out of me :P]
Thank you everybody!!!!
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Nice work. Great DOF in the portrait on the ledge.
Hi,
可以請教你,為什麼顏色很飽和的照片(如第一張的小男孩),總是會給人比較老舊的感覺? 例如很多介紹台灣的英文旅遊書照片,即使是這一兩年才拍攝的,但總會讓人覺得這是10年或是20年前的照片? Is there any way to fix it?