Craig March 21st, 2008
Time for another installment from the featured photographer series. This time we have Austria’s Michael Geier. Michael is currently based in Taiwan and is the man behind the Discover Formosa website. Michael has a background in multimedia and has been involved in photography since he was a school student. Read on to hear his answers to a few questions and to see some of his work.

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Craig October 26th, 2007
It’s time for another featured photographer and today we have Joe Grey. Joe is the creator of Fotozon, a website for sharing and showing photos of Taiwan. It features a picture of the day section that includes code so that others can show it on their sites. I’ve had it in the sidebar of this site for a while now.
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Craig September 10th, 2007
It’s time for the second installment in the featured photographer section. This week we have MJ (Michael) Klein, an American photographer who is now living in Taiwan. Michael is the brains behind the popular blog New Hampshire Bushman in Taiwan.
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Taken around 17:00 on a rare afternoon when the air was clear enough to see all the way to Taipei city from Bade, about 32 KM distant. That’s Taipei 101 in the distance.
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Craig August 29th, 2007
Well, here it is. The first featured photographer entry. I’m honored to have Trey Ratcliff, Stuck in Customs, as the first selected photographer in this new category. Trey is an award winning photographer, specialist in HDR, favorite of countless viewers on Flickr and Digg and his websites see over 3 million page views per month. His portfolio can be found at www.treyratcliff.com and his photoblog is at stuckincustoms.com Trey’s awards include winner of the Smithsonian Magazine’s Americana category, exhibitor at the Smithsonian in Washington DC, and 2007 Bloggies nominee for photography.
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Fourth of July on Lake Austin
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