Brian Q. Webb
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This is one of those “If it’s popular in Beijing and it’s non-political, it will eventually make it to Taipei in some form” amusement events along the lines of the World [...]
This week’s featured Taipei street photography, including some new phonography.
Like last week’s subject, both Ethan Chiang and I have something in common beyond a love for street photography. In this case, we have both experienced living on both edges of the Pacific. He currently makes his home in Seoul, the place of his birth, but has also lived out bits of his life in San Francisco and Taipei. I asked him to be a part of this series because I love the noir look that he achieves in his images and they way they tell a concise-but-complete story.
You’ll see what I mean.
The couple of weeks since my last Streets Saturday post has seen me shopping for Halloween costumes with the kids and attending a small Halloween party along with my normal, everyday here-to-there voyages. These are my favorite decisive moments from the last time until the next time.
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