So why would do you need to learn how to create&edit audio&video? If you haven't already tried, or don't already know, the question really should be why not. There's free editing software for every

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These were all taken at a large public garden in Taiwan. Almost forgot, I recommend right-clicking the picture and opening the image in a new tab so you can see it at full size. Here they are on some purple

Yea, like the title says, I just liked these

I got bored one night and downloaded some music making/mixing programs to try out. I'm on linux, so it's easy to find and try random software. I've never composed anything before, and haven't used any

Vats of blue dye :D

Flavorwire named the Beitou Branch of Taipei Public Library one of the most beautiful libraries in the world a couple of years ago. It's also well-known for being extremely eco-friendly, in terms of the

So this is kind of random. I went to a bathroom-themed restaurant. There are tons of themed restaurants, cafes, etc. in Taiwan, but this definitely stood out. My favorite aspect of the design was the

The day starts at 4:30AM, to take the train up the mountain before sunset. It's under 10 degrees Celcius, the coldest I've been in Taiwan (which is intersected by the Tropic of Cancer). But I'm not the

Just a couple of lotuses. Very common in Taiwan.

Ok, so the title is kind of wrong now, since I forgot that it's not all landscapes. Alright, keep reading. Alishan is a popular Taiwanese destination for tourists and locals, located in Chiayi County.

I've noticed that a little bit of shadows adds a lot of...I'm not sure what exactly (even though I used dramatic in the title, that's not all that accurate)...to flower photos. To contrast, here are some

As promised, this is a look at some of the streetfood in Taiwan. I love the streetfood here, not only for its deliciousness, but also as a symbol of thriving individualism and entrepreneurship, something

still sleepy... or stoned...?

friend's cat Best portrait I've taken, animal or human.

Well okay, since Taiwan's just a little, mountainous, tropical island, the variety of landscapes is actually somewhat limited. If you really wanted to, you could probably sum most of it up with 3 words:

These are just some shots of dried sea creatures at the seafood market in a port city. These tiny fish are pretty popular--I'm sure lots of you out there (especially you asians) are familiar with them:

I decided to start this series with desserts and sweets, since they're actually my least favorite category. But...they're also usually the prettiest foods. So I guess I'll try to go from most to least

These first two are from my post here... ...just wanted to add them to colorchallenge :) and here's a few more...yes, lots of flowers are purple.

Alright, I actually signed up like half a year ago, but only to read some of my friends' articles and browse some random people's posts in photography (so are they called "sub-steemits" or what?).