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Curious baby.
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional@1000, Rolleiflex T Model 2.

Taipei 101 glowing in the late afternoon sun.
Kodak Double-X@400, Nikon F6.

On a bench near Guanghua Computer Market.
Ilford Pan 400, Yashica Minister II.

There seems to be a sense of timelessness in using a low-end camera from 1962 to shoot scenes like this, which could well be mistaken to be a frame as old as the camera itself.
Ilford Pan 400@400, Yashica Minister II.

For more info see:
https://www.mlb.com/news/cheerleading-has-become-part-of-taiwan-baseball-culture

One of the things unique to Taiwanese baseball culture is the official cheerleading squad of each team, who lead the fans in songs and chants tailored to every single player on the team's roster.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F6.

Taipei 101 glowing in the dusk.
Kodak Double-X@400, Nikon F6.

Fubon Guardians getting a force out at first base at Tianmu Baseball Stadium.
Kodak Double-X@400, Nikon F6.

A modern-day street scene, shot on an octogenarian camera.
Fomapan 100, Target Brownie Six-16.

Another shot from the roll of godawful expired film taken on a hiking trail in northern Taipei.
Lomography Redscale@100, Nikon F6.

A game in progress at Tianmu Baseball Stadium.
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional@1000, Rolleiflex T Model 2.

Nighttime at a Taipei bus stop.
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional@1000, Rolleiflex T Model 2.

A Fubon Guardians cheerleader hyping up the crowd during the 7th inning stretch at their last game of the season at Tianmu Baseball Stadium, the home ground of the Weichuan Dragons (Guardians won this away game).
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional@1000, Rolleiflex T Model 2.

A good boy seemingly enjoying his time in a pet-friendly café.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F4 (with waist-level finder).

A blind street performer in a Taipei Metro station.
Kodak Double-X@400, Nikon F4 (with waist-level finder).

A damselfly on a hiking trail in Taipei, shot with a very professional camera but on really rubbish expired film.
Lomography Redscale@100 (expired), Nikon F6.

I haven't been taking out my camera much these past few weeks because I've been running, and I've finally managed to reach one of my goals: 5K in under 24:30. Not bad for a 40-something who just began running last year, I think.

In a departure from my usual film photography, this is a still taken on a hike this Saturday using a Lytro Illum, a lightfield camera that can capture 3D depth info in a single image, thus allowing for post-capture adjustments of perspective, focus, and depth of field.

"The smallest book shop in Taiwan," basically just a windowsill in what's known as Snail Alley in Tainan where an author has put their books for sale. Payment is honor-based, either into a box on the right or through mobile transaction.
Kodak Double-X@500, Nikon F5.

Yeah, I'm just posting cat pics to get some likes.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F4.

Soccer/football practice at a Taipei park.
Kodak Double-X@400, Nikon F601.

On the Taipei Metro.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F4.

We had typhoon-strength winds even here in Taipei for two days. I had to cut my daily evening run short yesterday because I felt I was going to be knocked down by the wind. And the typhoon just brushed off southern Taiwan, I can't imagine what's it's like for those in its path.

Another shot from the roll I'd forgotten about, this one must have been taken sometime in May this year. Unfortunately the cat passed away in August.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F4.

While going through my camera collection yesterday, I found an unfinished roll of film that I'd forgotten about in one of my two F4s. Since I was going to develop a batch today, I took out my macro lens and finished off the roll with some of my childhood Lego figures.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon F4.

Testing out an old rangefinder camera that was sitting on the shelf as a decoration at a friend's place.
Ilford Pan 400, Yashica Minister II.

Kitty in a cat café.
Kodak Double-X@1600, Nikon F4.

A derelict car abandoned near a hiking trail in rural northern Taiwan.
Kodak Vision2 50D (expired), Pentax Auto 110 (with cartridge set to low ISO).

Nice you found one in working condition, I don't recall seeing one that still functions here.
Out of curiosity, how rare are CR123 batteries in your neck of the woods? Here in Taiwan, Panasonic-branded CR123 and CR2 batteries are still commonly found in convenience stores everywhere.

Taipei traffic.
Ilford HP5+@800, Nikon FE.