不同於先前所拍的百元、千元鈔，這次拍攝者還特別製作「黑白」版本照片，看起來別有一番風味。
Different from previous photos, the creator made a particular “black-and-white” version of the NT$200 bill that gives a retro look to his photo.
這名來自紐西蘭的網友向The China Post透露，他希望強調總統府的歷史，因此才會以黑白方式呈現。
Asked about his latest photo, the creator explained that the black and white version aims to emphasize the Presidential Office Building’s unique history.
「我覺得總統府代表台灣歷史的縮影。」他娓娓道來，現今總統府建於日治時代，後來在二戰時期被美國轟炸，隨後國民政府撤退來台，將其設為總統府。
“For me, it is a microcosm of Taiwan’s history,” he wrote. The current presidential office was built during the Japanese rule era but was bombed by the U.S. during World War II. After the war, the building became the Presidential Palace, he added.
他列舉幾個總統府古今前後的差別，過去總統府前廣場並沒有停車場，現今汽車普及，不僅有了停車場，且總統府還開放給民眾參觀，與過去威權統治下深鎖的總統府呈現強烈對比。
The creator listed a few differences between now and the past though. There was no parking lot in front of the presidential palace, for instance. With the advent of automobiles, not only is there a parking lot, but the presidential palace is also open to the public, creating a stark contrast to the locked presidential palace under the authoritarian regime.
「當台灣步入民主後，一切都有所轉變。」
“This all changed when the country embraced democracy,” he concluded.
至於之後會不會挑戰大霸尖山拍攝五百鈔，這名原拍攝者接受The China Post訪問逗趣地表示，「我盡量，畢竟需要花滿多心力的。」
As to whether or not he will challenge the 500 notes in the future, the creative photographer said: “I’ll try my best. It will have to be a huge commitment.”
原文自 《The China Post》
