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Happy Mother's Day!
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| post at 2014-05-05 11:17:24 |
Sad Fallen Leaves
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Tainan City is known for its clean environment.
However, over-sweeping seems to violate the rule of Nature.
Grass stops growing…
Some trees were even cut by the residents around the area for a better view…
We should respect Nature more.
Brooms are prepared for “fighting” fallen leaves.
Trees were cut for better view.
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| post at 2014-01-07 11:24:09 |
Chinese Globeflower
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Although the original green path in the forest has been destroyed and seemed difficult to recover, the vital yellow flowers along the path are just like cheerleaders who are cheering for the Earth!
They are Chinese Globeflowers.
Their strong, positive and Phototaxis characteristics make the whole environment vibrant and vivid.
The red and yellow flowers fulfill the desire of mankind and Nature temporary.
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| post at 2014-01-06 15:36:58 |
| On the Windowsill of Life |
On the Windowsill of Life
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
In the 80’s, each and every family fixed up their houses.
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| post at 2011-03-15 16:52:48 |
Fine Craftsmanship
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
People who study quilting know the foundation of “hand quilting” is to express every line on your work; the most beautiful techniques are every stitch and the willpower that you have thrown heart and soul into your work.
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| post at 2011-03-11 14:47:38 |
Collapsed and Rebuilt
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
After the Typhoon Morakot badly damaged the Alishan highway,
the mountain and stream weren't healing naturally.
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| post at 2011-03-04 14:54:39 |
A Radish in Stone
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
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| post at 2011-03-04 10:25:30 |
The Cypress Blooms
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
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| post at 2011-03-02 17:50:08 |
| Appearance of Boiled Egg-National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing |
Appearance of Boiled Egg-National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I have heard the story of this great architecture, National Centre for the Performing Arts before my visit. The construction of the building once was completed but it was burned down and couldn’t make any ceremonies to celebrate at that time.
Under intense pressure, the nation reconstructed this oriental cultural opera house again in a short time. It is indeed a remarkable achievement by an international architectural designer.
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| post at 2011-02-18 15:55:27 |
| Garden Elementary School -The plum blossoms are blooming! |
Wow! How beautiful those plum blossoms are!
Where are they?
I would like to have a look! |
| post at 2011-02-08 10:32:35 |
Generational Brick Walls
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I was wondering, how many different generations are those classical brick walls derived from?
Those red bricks of different ages overlapping each other; are they taking on a test of history together? |
| post at 2011-01-27 18:19:08 |
Chuan-Mei Theater
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
It is located in Tainan City.
I seldom take a look at the front of it. |
| post at 2011-01-27 17:33:30 |
Lady Teacher
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I went to Hsiu-Yueh’s solo exhibition; she is a member of TAQS.
I found an interesting story about an old lady and I would like to share this with everyone. |
| post at 2011-01-13 11:04:12 |
Mud Houses
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I was surprised to see a “mud house” located on the corner of the lane in downtown Tainan.
Long time ago,those ancient houses were perfectly preserved.
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| post at 2011-01-03 10:45:40 |
Plain Green Soybeans
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I think everyone has had green soybeans given as a side dish and the taste was not so bad.
But this time is quite different. |
| post at 2011-01-03 10:44:47 |
A Groovy Old Man
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Secretly, I found that the old man was writing something in “English”.
He kept on writing and writing on his thick notebook.
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| post at 2010-12-15 17:31:59 |
Lucky Rabbits
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
We just finished our Charity Sale for this semester which main theme was Lucky Rabbits.
It was a great success that we raised a sum of NT$12200, which will be donated to United Way of Taiwan, R.O.C. |
| post at 2010-12-15 16:59:13 |
Is This Real?
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
You have never seen such things like this before, right?
A turkey likes to be hung on an espalier while the white gourds are planted on the root.
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| post at 2010-12-10 16:01:18 |
Basking In the Sun
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Choosing the best position and sitting tight as an emperor. |
| post at 2010-12-10 15:40:52 |
A Clever Entwining
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
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| post at 2010-12-07 14:24:38 |
| A Boy Who Races Against Time |
A Boy Who Races Against Time
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Is it necessary to note something down for every minute and every second in our daily lives?
Is it necessary to cherish every minute and every second in our daily lives?
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| post at 2010-12-07 14:04:45 |
My Neighbors
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
There is a squirrel family living in a big banyan; total five to six members.
In recent years, they have a profession-to performance one by one every morning. |
| post at 2010-11-29 15:37:18 |
A Pickup Truck
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
A small stylish pickup truck has everything!!
This is a crepe buffet car, like Transformer.
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| post at 2010-11-29 15:06:06 |
Walls of Dignitaries
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-chen
Once upon a time, each dignitary had high walls in their homes.
Were they afraid of the prying eyes from outside or an estrangement inside?
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| post at 2010-11-29 14:36:12 |
Beatific Flowers
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Who would find the beatific flowers before the seeds fructified in the tall trees?
Has anyone enjoyed watching them? |
| post at 2010-11-23 15:53:16 |
A Bird in the Cage
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
He shrank his head. Sometimes, he would like to peep at people who were gazing at him.
I picked up my camera, wanting to capture his funny pose.
But his was such a bighead and sophisticated!
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| post at 2010-11-23 13:59:59 |
Trees in Lotus Shoes
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
Dear trees, you have astonishing vitality to confront granite;
but you can’t score a success. |
| post at 2010-11-16 14:10:52 |
Innocent chairs
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
An array of amusing trees look like one-eyes guys waving at me and want to talk to me.
Their shapes are thin and fat, and are personified. I enjoy watching them. |
| post at 2010-11-16 11:30:34 |
Voices from leaves
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
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The laws of nature teach people to conform to the course of nature and render revelation…..as it is, we cannot secure the life cycle of leafage.
Walking in the park and I saw a bamboo broom against a tree. This is a common sight in daily life.
However, when I was strolling in the park after a rainy day, I saw the leaves falling down by raindrops. Young, old, withered, yellowing and all kinds of leaves…the fallen leaves looked so fragile on the ground, on the bench, and on the grass. They were all wet and weak; I couldn’t tell there were dews or raindrops on them… but it was an aesthetic feeling.
Leaves have the right to fall down calmly on the grass after a rainy day, waiting for nutrients and return back to nature.
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Dear leaves, please forgive the building structure made by people. We are obstructing your way to nature and make you helpless fall down on the glass, rather than on stone. Is it a fortune or a misfortune?
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| post at 2010-11-16 10:48:06 |
Corn Pancakes
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
The old woman sat at the corner, looking the passers-by from left to right.
She looked, talked, and smiled to herself…
The little dining car next to her was just like props.
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| post at 2010-11-10 16:53:39 |
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| post at 2010-11-05 15:08:05 |
| An Old Prunus Mume Tree In Tainan |
An Old Prunus Mume Tree In Tainan
Written by Lin Hsin-Chen
Last week, I went to Zhengzhou, China.
I found that “two- storey high” of Koelreuteria henryi Dummer (an initial species in Taiwan) are planted along the roadways.
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| post at 2010-11-01 17:57:05 |
Start Walking
Written and photographed by Lin Hsin-Chen
I couldn’t see Bao Zheng( an outstanding government official and statesman in the northern Song Dynasty( 960-1127) when I was in Kaifengfu. Instead, I saw an old woman, sat beside a Chinese bass drum, selling cloth shoes.
The temperature is 8 to 9 degrees in October out there.
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| post at 2010-11-01 17:25:06 |
| Call for Entries: Horizons of Art Quilts 2011! |
Call for Entries: Horizons of Art Quilts 2011!
Encourage all quilters to participate and enrich TAQS exhibitions!
Prospectus and entry form are available at: http://www.taqs.org.tw
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact. |
| post at 2010-10-26 18:08:19 |
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