Evan Chu
Maryland, United States of America

Work

Profession

Computer software engineer with over 15 years of experience.

Software

Some computer software I wrote in my free time.

Linux

As a Linux enthusiast, I offer some tips.

About

Evan Chu

Who am I?

Travel Photography

Acadia National Park

September 2011. On the coast of Maine, at the beginning of fall, I explored Acadia National Park.

Death Valley

March 2011. Landscape photography workshop at Death Valley National Park.

Garden of Lights

November 2010. At Brookside Gardens in Maryland state, U.S.A., see the Garden of Lights.

Botswana

May 2010. On a photographic safari, I saw diverse wildlife and landscape. The Washington Post selected my photo as a honorable mention in the 2010 Travel Photo Contest.

Madison, Wisconsin

September 2009. Madison is a small and vibrant city that is the capital of Wisconsin state, U.S.A.

Brookside Gardens

May 2009. In a public garden in Maryland state, U.S.A., I photographed butterflies.

Costa Rica

March 2009. Costa Rica gave me an introduction to the tropical environment.

Solomons, Maryland

October 2008. This small town on the shore of the Chesapeake Bay, U.S.A., was perfect for a short retreat.

Canada's Rocky Mountains

June 2008. This trip emphasized places on the United Nation's World Heritage list.

Arlington National Cemetery

April 2008. A fantastic view of Washington, DC, can be seen from the Arlington House.

Southeast Alaska

May 2007. A small-ship cruise around the Inside Passage that emphasized nature.

San Francisco

May 2006. The views from the hills were fantastic.

Colorado Plateau

May 2005. The beautiful landscapes in northern Arizona and southern Utah were unforgettable.

Las Vegas

October 2004. This fascinating city was a feast for the senses.

World War II Memorial

September 2004. This memorial in Washington, DC, just opened a few months ago.

Manhattan

May 2003. New York City is big and this is just a tiny part of it.

Utah

November 1996. On a business trip to Salt Lake City, I took my camera.