This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. This is a good image that represents the theme of this exhibition - work and people. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. For those not familiar with Taiwan's rail system, it is very efficient and low cost to ride. You can take trains that go all the way around the island and see some beautiful scenes. This conductor is managing a local. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
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This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. Do you think you can give me a hand?. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Monday, December 22, 2008
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This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. I really like this image. The photo is well composed. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
風景照
This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. This is Chiang Kai Chek Memorial in Taipei. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
黃嘉鳴 - 迎親
This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. This looks like quite a celebration. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Apple
Here is the other photo from my student. Apple really looks like her mother. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Dora
This photo of Dora was sent to me by one of my students.I normally only upload one photo but in this case the next one is my students other daughter, Apple. Two very cute children. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
李亞倫 東京車站的過客
This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. Nice image. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Sunday, December 21, 2008
motor cycle shop
This photo was sent to me by a visitor to the exhibit. The original file name for the photo was not workable and it was changes to the current one. This photo is part of the public involvement to the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
market
This photo that was sent to me is of Dal lake in Kashmier,the market is on the lake. It is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Friday, December 19, 2008
kiki 花天使
This photo was sent by a visitor to the exhibit. Nice colors! This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Little Boy and the Dog
This memorable photograph was sent to me by one of my students. It was taken in Dan-Shui, Taiwan. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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This photo is taken of Arashiyama by one of my students. I would guess they are not worried about fuel prices. This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
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One of my students sent me this photo of what I think is one of her fellow teacher working with students. What enthusiasm! This is part of the photography exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Through One Pair of Eyes."
Monday, December 15, 2008
look for turnip
One of my students sent me this photo. This is part of the exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: Two Countries Viewed with Two Pair of Eyes".
童玩
One of my students sent me this photo of himself having a crazy time and really enjoying it. This is part of the exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: Two Countries Viewed with Two Pair of Eyes".
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One of my students who sent this photo took it while she was in Nepal. This is a great shot of a child working and a common sight for us as well, when we were in Katmandu, Nepal. This will be part of the exhibit, Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries Seen Through One Pair of Eyes.
張朝嘉 帶個兩個小女孩參觀展覽的女人
A visitor's submittal to the exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries from One Pair of Eyes"
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Jasmine-on B.C passenger ship in Canada
A visitor's submittal to the exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries from One Pair of Eyes"
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A visitor's submittal to the exhibit, "Tanzania and Taiwan: A View of Two Countries from One Pair of Eyes" This photo was taken in LuGan, Taiwan
Thursday, December 4, 2008
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Taiwan and Tanzania: Two Countries Viewed with Two Pair of Eye exhibit - Contributed by a HIT Applied English Department
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Delivering Bread - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Delivering Bread - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
It appeared that many delieveries in Arusha were being made using a handcart. This man appears to have lots of help. Taken in Arusha, Tanzania in February 2008
Banana Seller - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Banana Seller - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
I happened to waiting for friend who had gone into the glasses store when this old woman appeared. Because she was moving slowly I was able to take a lot of shots and decided on this one because her face was mirroring that of the head in the window. Take in Arusha, Tanzania February 2008
Maasai Market - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Maasai Market - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
There must have been close to 100 small shops selling almost the same items. The shop owners would encourage visitors to stop and look. If they got you into their shop they would say "pole - pole" slow - slow. After the 20th shop it became mind numbing and you could not see anymore. Taken in Arusha, Tanzania February 2008
Pillow Salesman - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Pillow Salesman - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
The pillow seller seemed to standout from the rest of those on the street. This picture was taken in a village near Arusha, Tanzania in February, 2008
Ladies selling and buy vegetables in an Arusha Market - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Ladies selling and buy vegetables in an Arusha Market - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
It appeared that the colors were shiffing as I watched these women move from one spot to another. The paterns on the Congas mostly fruits and leaves. The picture was taken at a fruit and vegetable market in Arusha, Tanzania in February 2008
Tanzania Clothing Store - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Tanzania Clothing Store - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
We came across this store in Arusha Tanzania and realized that here we had an enterprizing owner. Taken February 2008
Maasai Plowing a field - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Maasai Plowing a field - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
This picture was taken from a safari car. The Maasai were not happy about their picture being taken. They believe they should be paid. Taken 50 k above Arusha, Tanzania
Banana Shop - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Banana Shop - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
The owners of this banana shop wanted to let the tourist who passed their business know that they wanted that they had more than bananas for sale. This shop was located on the road leading to Ngoronoro Crater National Park. Taken February 2008
Thatching a Roof - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Thatching a Roof - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
This man was thatching a roof using rice straw. Rice and Bananas were very common in this village near Lake Manyara, Tanzania, Taken February 2008
Fish from Lake Maryana - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Fish from Lake Maryana - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes", originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
This fish appears to have been sitting in the sun for most of the day. This picture was taken at a Market in a village near Lake Manyara, Tanzania in February 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Weddng party dancing - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
After getting married Tanzanians in Arusha like to go to a park like setting in a "round-a-bout" A band leads the wedding party to the "round-a-bout" If the wedding party did not hire a photographer there are many there to chose from.
Roni and Aunt - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Roni was the son of our host at the Arusha Maasai Cafe in Arusha, Tanzania. She never got use to my camera. Arusha, Tanzania February 2008
Pizza Chef - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
The pizza chef was resting between making pizzas in a clay oven. I got to know his and he would ignore my camera. Arusha Maasai Cafe, Arusha, Tanzania, February 2008
Children Near Fence - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
These school children greated us as we were walking toward another school near Arusha, Tanzania, February 2008
Teacher at School - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
his teacher had beautiful braided hair rather than have it very short which is common amount women in Tanzania. Photo taken February 2008 near Arusha, Tanzania
Maasai Tribes Men - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Picture taken February 2008 in Northwest Tanzania
Tanzanian Women Carrying a Child - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This picture was taken near Lake Manyara, Tanzania in February 2008
Tanzanian Business Women - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
One is wearing a Conga with the Tanzanian and US flags in commemoration of President Bush's visit to Arusha, Tanzania in February 2008
Ximen Ding Shopping Area - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Ximen Ding shopping area in Taipei area is one of the most popular locations for young people to go shopping. As you can see from this photo, the buildings are brightly colored. In the background you can see a 7 eleven sign. There are over 3000 7 Elevens throughout the island of Taiwan. There are also OK, Family Marts, and many other convenient stores in Taiwan. It seems as if there is a convenient store on every block. Taiwanese many times give directions by the location of the "7"s, their name for 7 Elevens.
Taiwanese women window shopping - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This photograph was taken in a large outdoor shopping mall call Ximen Ding in Taipei , Taiwan in Spring 2004. I found that many of the clothes worn my Taiwanese women had bright colors with lots of shinny sequins and other objects sewn or embedded into the cloth. Taiwan clothes seem to follow Japanese styles.
Children posing for photographs at the Juming Sculpture Park, Taiwan - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
Children posing for photographs at the Juming Sculpture Park, Taiwan, originally uploaded by allentimothy1947.
These three children were posing for a photo taken by one of their parents. Ju Ming is a famous Taiwanese sculptor. Here is a link to his museum website in Engish, www.juming.org.tw/opencms/juming_en/main_en.jsp?ts=122818...
Yushan elementary students - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This picture was taken in the fall of 2004 when my wife, Jane Ingram Allen and I stayed in Erjie, Yilan County, Taiwan. We had the pleasure of working with these students making paper. If you look closely, you can see my wife's Taiwan Site Maps in the background hanging from the trees.
Man carrying a bicycle on the back of his scooter - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
It is not unusual for people in Taiwan to carry anything they can on the back of their scooter. This picture was taken in Erjie, Yilan County, Taiwan in the fall of 2004. I've seen people carry a full size door put across the well of the scooter. I watched a man try to figure out how to carry a large bookcase on his scooter. After about 15 minutes the owner of the store must of taken sympathy on the purchaser and came out with some plastic rope like material to help him tie it to the back of the his scooter.
Women working at community center in Yilan, Taiwan - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This women helps manage a community center in Erjie, Yilan County, Taiwan. The community center is housed in the former Wonggang Taoist Temple and retains its beauty. The gods have been moved out of the temple. The community center is now called the Erjie Life Culture Museum. The temple was moved by hand on rollers to a location near by. This made it possible to preserve the old temple and to build the new one of the original grounds.
Taiwanese girl holding up her paper bird - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This girl was attending the Guandu International Bird Watching Festival in 2005. It is held very year at the Guandu Nature Center in Taipei, Taiwan.
Danshui crowded street - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This photo was taken on a Sunday in a very popular community north of Taipei. It was early February 2004. The seller with the red objects are plums dipped in liquid candy. It is a more traditional snack and not found all over Taiwan.
Candy Store - from the Exhibit "A View of Two Countries with One Pair of Eyes"
This candy store is located in the old part of Taipei. I was fascinated with the bright colors and shinny surfaces of each piece of wrapped candy. This photo was taken in the Spring of 2004
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