Getting Camera Angle On World
A travel writer reflects on photographing people and places in Europe, noting misfires from bad light and distant scenes. He recalls paying for photos in Romania and Transylvania, the ethics of capturing locals, and how many slides failed to reveal true impressions compared with the naked eye.
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Las Vegas
America
Romania
Dacron
Taiwan's agriculture remains backbone of a growing island
Editor notes Taiwan's 65th anniversary shows agriculture still sustains 24 percent of jobs by 1981, with output doubling since 1950. Despite industrial growth, farming provides education, self sufficiency, and rural welfare while mechanization rises and land reform shifts ownership. Industry depends on agriculture for stability.
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Republic of China
Taiwan
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