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Mio Kou Night Market Analysis

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Name: Kelly Ho Admin No.: 1502954 Class: JP01/FT/1B/11 AY/Semester: 2 Lecturer: Mrs Delonix Cheong Selecture Culure/Country: Taiwman’s Night Market Source of Visual: https://www.flickr.com/photos/shenghunglin/2953122826/ Title of image and name of the photographer/painter: Keelong night market on a Saturday, Shenghung Lin This photo is being taken at one of Taiwan’s better-known night markets, the Keelung Night Market or also known as MiaoKou Night Market. “Miao Kou” means “at the entrance of the temple”, and it got it’s name as it is directly located in front of the famous Dianji Temple. The main focus of this image is the night market culture in Taiwan. As this image is being taken on a typical Saturday night, it shows how popular night …show more content…

The shop signs beside and opposite each other are aligned together at the same height thus creating a leading line effect. Rather than taking the photo at a neutral angle, it is taken at an alleviated height thus showing more of the night market. The lanterns are being placed at the third of the photo, which makes the usage of the rule of third. Making use of the high angle, shop signs and the lighted lanterns that runs through the entire night market, the photographer incorporated all three rules producing a synergism effect showing how expansive the night market is and that it has a variety of things to offer. Thus these techniques used will make the image appealing to the …show more content…

and Chang, J. (2006). Shopping and Tourist Night Markets in Taiwan. Tourism Management, 27(1), pp.138-145. Taiwanexplorer.blogspot.sg, (2010). Miaokou Night Market, Keelung ~ Taiwan Explorer. [online] Available at: http://taiwanexplorer.blogspot.sg/2010/05/miaokou-night-market-keelung.html [Accessed 13 Nov. 2015]. McPherson, A. (2012). Night markets: the essence of Taiwanese culture. [online] Footprints & Memories. Available at: http://footprintsandmemories.com/2012/08/21/night-markets-taiwanese-culture/ [Accessed 13 Nov. 2015]. Siemasko, C. (2014). Taiwanese Night Market Culture: Eat, Drink, and Be Daring. [online] Wandering Educators. Available at: https://www.wanderingeducators.com/best/traveling/taiwanese-night-market-culture-eat-drink-and-be-daring.html [Accessed 13 Nov. 2015]. Market, K. (2015). Keelung Miaokou Night Market - Taiwan Night Markets(旅遊王TravelKing). [online] TravelKing. Available at: http://www.travelking.com.tw/eng/tourguide/nightmarket/keelung-miaokou-night-market.html [Accessed 13 Nov.

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