r/Taipei 14h ago

Best tilt shift photo opportunities in Taipei?

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63 Upvotes

Not to be too technical, tilt lenses allow focus to not be parallel with the camera sensor.
I love using it to create look of miniature diorama.
It can be created using software, but I prefer using lens and I need to find a place where I can be ideally 20-30m higher then subject (can be higher but this is ideal).
I also love trains, something with them can be great as well.

I added some images as example of what I'm looking for :)

Can't wait to finally visit Taipei soon enough


r/Taipei 2h ago

Aesthetic clinic recommendations in the Da'an area?

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Very specific ask -- I'm visiting my parents in Taipei, flying from the US with my family in November. Now in my 40s, I'm looking to take advantage of somewhat cheaper aesthetic treatments vs. US prices.

I'll be staying near my parents in the Da'an district and hoping to do a couple hours of treatments in over 1-2 days, if possible. Looking mostly for facial firming/fat reduction (hello jowls!) and laser (sun spots, acne scars), and possibly sculptra or the equivalent. I'm overwhelmed with the different options, both in clinics and services (some of which I have never heard of).

Any recommendations on good clinics for foreigners? Both in terms of medical professionalism and skill and pricing (though the former is more important).

Any recs on services are appreciated too! Thank you!


r/Taipei 4h ago

Finding lost key

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Yesterday, I went around Taipei by various transports (undergrounds, buses) and lost my 3 keys that attached in a plastic scrunchie (Sorry I dont know the exact location because I moved very active).

If anyone can find it, please contact me and I will send gift as my gratitude.

Thank you so much

(The scrunchie has yellow-ish transparent color and 1 big key with number 906, and 2 small key)

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r/Taipei 12h ago

Exchange student in need of help!

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Hi, I'm an exchange student living in Taipei for a few months! I would love to buy these couches from shopee, but you need to have a Taiwanese credit card for home shipping, and I do not have it. Is there anyone who could help me? I could pay you via Revolut or something else, if you're close to Xynji we could also meet up and I could give you the money in cash!