This section showcases the diverse genres of photography I explore through my lens. From the architectural elegance of urban structures to the serenity of natural landscapes, each genre reflects a different way of seeing the world. Whether it’s the mystery of the night sky or the wild beauty of animals and ecosystems, I aim to capture and share the stories that unfold in every frame.
On the early morning of April 21st, I waited for the sunrise at Chaowu Pier. I arrived at the scene around 4:30 AM, quietly waiting for the sky to change. Close to 5 o’clock, the sky had already turned from the darkness of night into a soft blue color. The lake surface had gentle ripples, […]
On April 17th, 2025, I spent a peaceful morning photographing at Siaosyueshan Tianchi. Under soft morning light, I captured images of a Coal Tit, a Flamecrest, and had a memorable encounter with a Formosan Reeves’s Muntjac near Ruixue Pavilion. Through careful observation at a respectful distance, I experienced a delicate moment of trust between human and wildlife.
In mid-April, I embarked on my very first firefly photography adventure. I chose several renowned firefly viewing spots in Taiwan: Dongshi Forest Garden, the Water Alley of Sun Moon Lake, Sansheng Yuan Area, and Changyuan Canal Ecological Trail. These locations not only offered abundant firefly populations but also provided open views to capture the starry
In this spring April, I followed my photography class back to my hometown, Lukang. On April 12th, the sky was draped with a light gray veil – overcast but not oppressive, as if adding a touch of mystery to the ancient buildings. The Lukang Folk Culture Museum, a place I had never set foot in
On a quiet evening in March, I joined my photography classmates and teacher on a visit to Taichung’s Fengle Sculpture Park for a unique nighttime photography adventure. The sky was clear that night, dotted with stars, and there weren’t many visitors in the park, providing an excellent environment for photography. My camera captured the various
On a cloudy weekend of March 15th this year, I stepped onto the campus of Asia University in Taichung. Though the sky lacked the brilliant blue backdrop, this weather condition gave me the perfect opportunity to try out new techniques my photography instructor had taught us: using special filters to enhance the expression and tension
In March, Taichung welcomes perfect sunshine and gentle breezes. During this blossoming season, I visited the National Taichung Theater with my photography class. It was the morning of March 12th, with a brilliantly blue sky without a trace of clouds, as if specially prepared as the perfect backdrop for our photography journey. The golden trumpet
On a Tuesday afternoon in February 2025, I visited Meiji Shrine in central Tokyo. I walked through Japan’s largest wooden torii gate made from Taiwan cypress with its natural aged character, strolled along the tree-lined path where light and shadow danced together, and admired the Imperial chrysanthemum emblems and the impressive wall of sake barrels. As I left, the low golden sunlight covered the entire shrine, making everything look noble and special. It was a peaceful and memorable visit.
