Went out for an after dinner walk last night. As I was about to leave, I heard the sounds of lots of fireworks being let off, and remembering that I’d seen a lot of Gods walking through the streets earlier in the day, I grabbed a camera and some earplugs and went in search of the noise. I finally caught up with everything down near the train station and found that it was a decent sized Daoist march through the streets, complete with fireworks, flares, KTV girls, flags, decorated cars, the 8 generals and some Gods. All these were shot at ISO1600 on a Canon EOS40D, and have had minimal or no noise reduction applied. The 40D is just fantastic when it comes to dealing with noise at high ISOs. Okay, I won’t give any commentary about the pictures, I’ll just let you enjoy them.
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Craig Ferguson Images | Cultural Photography. One of the key aspects of life that we humans identify with is culture. We label people, places and events according to our ideas of what they are, ranging from the broader scale defined by tradition and place down to the small scale subcultures and tribes. Craig Ferguson Images is consistantly creating new visions in the field of cultural photography. From traditional festives and customs to modern, urban subcultures, Craig Ferguson Images is in touch with the changing world. From our base in Taipei, Taiwan we are perfectly positioned at the crossroads of the ancient and the modern.
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