Recollection of Beautiful Frames: Juan I-jong
Juan I-jong is one of the game changers in Taiwanese photography. In 1992, he founded the “Photographers International,” a magazine with deep-seated humanism. In his twilight years, Juan moved back to Yilan and documented his hometown via photography. Despite in his seventies, Juan continues to explore this world through his photographic eye.
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