Ghost Festival I, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10030
Bin Lam Shop I, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10032
Ghost Festival II, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10034
Bin Lam Shop II, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10033
Ghost Festival III, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10035
Ghost Festival IV, Hsin Chu City, Taiwan
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10036
Bay Bridge in Light Fog
2014, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
17 x 22 inches
Ref. #: TVS10001
Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco
2011, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
17 x 22 inches
Ref. #: TVS10013
Zwinger Castle, Dresden, Germany
2003, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
11 x 14 inches
Ref. #: TVS10037
Numbered Row Boats
2008, Archival Inkjet Paper Print
17 x 22 inches
Ref. #: TVS10005
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About Street Photography
With the Street Photography Collection I bring a passion to create spontaneous images that are both familiar and nostalgic. Educated in film-based photography, then migrating to digital imaging, I strive to bridge the old world with new photographic technologies. These photographs speak to me from the heart of photographic history from its invention in 1837 to today’s enhanced camera systems and software technologies. Each photograph is inspired from pioneers in photography from past centuries, Paul Strand, Frank Lyon, Edward Weston and many many others. Collectively, Street Photography weaves a visual narrative to our collective photographic heritage, and in particular, to see the world around me through the eye of the lens to document contemporary life.
The first six photographs above were taken in Hsin Chu City in Taiwan during the annual Ghost Festival which is both a celebration and tribute to by-gone family members and the famed "Bin Lam" shops that sell Betel Nut (Areca Nut) seeds by young attractive women. During the Ghost Festival the living create arrangements of food, drink, flowers and money as offerings to their families in the after life. The other four photographs were captured while traveling the world from San Francisco to Dresden, Kyoto to Hsin Chu, and many other cities. Again, the photographs are but a small representation of a much larger collection of images. Request a catalogue to see the current entire collection.
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