Taiwan trip

[jtsky]

#45
1300 yrs old red cypress
Jyumucun Forest Road is a raised wood-planked trail travel through Alishan forest. This is one of the 36 enormous red cypress.

 

[jtsky]

#46
ZhaoPing train station

 

[orangedial]

Very very nice

 

[jtsky]

Very very nice

Thanks for visiting, I am glad u like them.

 

[jtsky]

#47

 

[binbeto]

Very nice series..

Thanks for sharing your iternary... Great help for people like me who wish to go there one day.

 

[jtsky]

Very nice series..

Thanks for sharing your iternary... Great help for people like me who wish to go there one day.

Thanks, binbeto. Please let me know if u need any other info in future.

 

[desertstrike]

impressive!

 

[jtsky]

impressive!

Thanks, desertstrike. for visiting.

 

[LOTUSfairy]

:thumbsup: Gorgeous Pictures..

 

[Aveda]

Just sharing my humble series of images that I captured in the last year of visiting & visiting Taiwan again & again....
These images are used in travel magazines as I do write up for them.
More images are being edited & uploaded in my flickr site. Do take a look. if you need help with nature walks itinerary in Taiwan or Hualien, drop me an email.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffreyyap/collections/72157617683760283/

 

[hjbyeo]

#46
ZhaoPing train station

I really like the mood of this photo! :thumbsup:

 

[jtsky]

I really like the mood of this photo! :thumbsup:

Thanks, It is kind of foggy after the rain.

 

[jtsky]

#48

 

[jtsky]

#49

 

[jtsky]

#50
KaoShiong fish market (高雄鱼&#28207 HDR
Thanks SoulFLY (Thomas) for his guidance on HDR

 

[Shinhwa-]

Nice collection there!

 

[jtsky]

Nice collection there!

Thanks, Shinhwa.

 

[fcflee]

Question: How do you create that overlay of your template on top of the photo?

I like that little red seal, and a small name on the photo.
How can I do the same?

Thanks

 

[jtsky]

Question: How do you create that overlay of your template on top of the photo?

I like that little red seal, and a small name on the photo.
How can I do the same?

Thanks

For seal, I actually scan my chinese chop, reduce size and paste it as a layer in the pic.