Friday, April 29, 2011

Doggies in Taipei

Even when I was a kid, I loved pointing the camera at cute, furry animals. My mom preferred the standard Asian tourist photos with everyone lined up in front of the point of interest. She didn't understand my obsession with photographing every squirrel, duck, or chipmunk that came into view, especially since I usually showed little interest in the photographs once they were developed (yes, this was way back in the days of film).

Anyway, I seem to have retained that compulsion to photograph animals, as evidenced by my swan, cat, and parrot photos. This post features dogs I've seen on the streets of Taipei.


I love this shot. The dog's eyes seem so expressive. 


Do dogs have eyebrows? This dog seems to be lifting one.


The wall was not particularly high, which probably explains the sign. It reads: "Will suffer diarrhea. Do not feed. Thanks. Sincerely, the Nutritionist."

Have a great weekend!


with love,
linda

4 comments:

  1. haha, I like your translation of 飼主,it is more interesting than feeder or owner.

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  2. hahahaha yeah i know it means "person who's in charge of feeding the dog"
    but nutritionist sounds more sophisticated, right? :P

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