On The Road
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On The Road, originally uploaded by TheNHBushman.com.
Hui-chen and I are on the road this week in the beautiful city of Kaohshung. We are also heading over to Taidong. This shot was taken in the famous Liuhe night market.
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December 5th, 2008 at 3:33 am
I thought this picture looked familiar! In fact, I just blogged about it. Did you enjoy this night market? It’s my favorite – my family has been coming to this one for 30 years.
Sandys last blog post..Taiwan: Everyday Life
thenhbushman
reply on December 5th, 2008 10:18 am:
Sandy » yeah, it’s pretty good, as tourist markets go. i like the food there. we took our friend David, who was on his first trip to Taiwan. he liked it too. thanks Sandy.
December 9th, 2008 at 11:24 pm
MJ great picture. I love these slower shutter speed pics and not using the flash. Gives the picture great colours and ambience.
Bruntys last blog post..Thai bees and government inspection, Thailand.
thenhbushman
reply on December 10th, 2008 9:53 am:
Brunty » well i wish i could take credit for the techniques used in this shot, but this photo was taken with my camera phone! glad it worked out!
December 10th, 2008 at 11:54 pm
What a phone, huh. Mine doesn’t even have a camera. I am looking at some GPS phones that also have cameras so mobile blogging will be done.
Bruntys last blog post..Isaan village fun, Thailand.
thenhbushman
reply on December 11th, 2008 10:46 am:
Brunty » the problem with such phones in Thailand is that most of the stuff isn’t supported there. we can’t use the video call function in Thailand (or the US for that matter) because there is no 3G network in Thailand. believe it or not, Japan’s secondary network for foreigners is 3G and supports video calls and high speed data transfer. data transfers in Thailand are S L O W. the GPS phones use the network to get a starting point for the position to speed it up. last time i was in Thailand i did not have one of these phones so i’ll have to let you know how well it works after i go there next time. my phone is the Sony-Ericsson C702. thanks for your comments Brunty.