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| Taiwan
- the "Beautiful Island" or "Ilha Formosa" of the Portuguese
navigators - is the subject of this series of photographs by Frederick
J. Foley, who spent most of the 1950s there, teaching English at National
Taiwan University in Taipei and travelling around the island with
his camera.
The photographs shown in this exhibit were taken using an Exacta 35mm camera with the normal Biotar f.2 lens as well as with 135mm telephoto and 35mm wide angle lens, and a Rolleiflex Planar 3:5. |
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The
exhibit is divided into eight different categories.
To access each category, please click on a link on the top menu bar or,
on the bottom of this page or, on any one of the corresponding photos
above.
In Taiwan | Children | Life | Work | Worship | Faces | Landscape | The Artist
(Last updated on 6/19/00)