Posted in Food, Photography, tagged black tea, chinese tea, food photography, oolong tea, wulong on September 20, 2007 | 13 Comments »
WULONG TEA 828 © Jan Shim Photography
Much like our very own Wu Chun the word Wu-Long is spelt in more ways than one can imagine—Wu-Long, Oolong or Wulong in the case of this variation pictured above—has an amazing appeal for tea drinkers all over the world due to its natural health benefits and unique taste. Trsanslated [...]
Posted in Health, Photography on September 17, 2007 | 3 Comments »
RADIANTLIFE © Jan Shim Photography
It never ceases to amaze me just how many devices there are in the market today that promise to improve one’s health one way or another. And information about them are everywhere from the web to your email to your mailbox and they usually operate in a form of a multi-level marketing programme. [...]
Posted in Photography on September 17, 2007 | 12 Comments »
Self Portrait © Jan Shim Photography
In the short few years of my professional photography career, I have photographed many faces. Faces that convey a multitude of emotions from portraits of brides, professionals, figures of authority and celebrities but hardly that of my own–a tendency of an extroverted personality to put others first. Portraiture photography is an art I find [...]
Posted in Photography, Travel on September 16, 2007 | No Comments »
Tommy Hilfiger Store (Hong Kong) © Jan Shim Photography
Back in February this year and pre-Chinese New Year festives in Hong Kong were clearly in the air while the Spring season wound down. My trip to Hong Kong was allergedly and supposedly to be sight seeing only and that I did a lot and found myself [...]
Posted in Blogroll, Brunei Darussalam, Health on September 12, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Traditional Cupping Therapy © Jan Shim Photography
Back in June 2007, I posted an article Cupping Therapy: The Art of Pain that met with some controversy over the question of administration and the pain associated with this method of therapy. Bruce Bentley, an authority in alternative medicine responded …
Your information about cupping being painful is incorrect. [...]
