These photographs were taken at the top of the mountain in Maokong at the Yaoyue (Inviting the Moon) Teahouse 邀月. The teahouse’s address is No. 6, Lane 40, Sec. 3; 指南路3段40巷6號; tel (02) 2939-2025
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I’ve noticed the reds and greens in your photos are very bright. Is that done on purpose for the magazine or just the way you prefer it?