April 30, 2009 by cfimages

May Desktop Calendar

A new month about to begin means it’s time for a new desktop calendar. This month the calendar is also sized for use on iPhone’s.

To those of you in Taiwan, this picture will need no introduction. The famous Lover’s Bridge in Danshui, Taipei county. Have a good month, and don’t forget to check back tomorrow for this weeks 5.

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  • http://expatriategames.wordpress.com/ Expatriate Games

    That's a crisp image their buddy, well done as usual.

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Thanks.

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Thanks a lot, hope you enjoy it all month.

  • http://expatriategames.wordpress.com/ Expatriate Games

    That's a crisp image their buddy, well done as usual.

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Thanks.

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Thanks a lot, hope you enjoy it all month.

  • http://laorencha.blogspot.com/ jenna

    That is a lovely photo, especially with the crisp water and sky at sunset. I love my sunset photos (I know they're supposed to be cliche but whatever) but they never come out as clean as that one.

    Though I almost never head up that way (Fisherman's Wharf) in real life because once you get there, there isn't much to do…

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Glad you like it Jenna. I don't actually get up to Danshui all that often either – you're right, there isn't a lot going on up there.

  • http://laorencha.blogspot.com jenna

    That is a lovely photo, especially with the crisp water and sky at sunset. I love my sunset photos (I know they're supposed to be cliche but whatever) but they never come out as clean as that one.

    Though I almost never head up that way (Fisherman's Wharf) in real life because once you get there, there isn't much to do…

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/cfimages cfimages

      Glad you like it Jenna. I don't actually get up to Danshui all that often either – you're right, there isn't a lot going on up there.