Time is short !

Time is really short, 3 more weeks and I am done for this semester.
Assignment really stacking like hill and I need revision on "Structures" (*something referring to physic) which I am really crap for. Geez, may god bless me I would pass my examination. I really hate to retake that subject.
In 3 weeks time, this blog will be full combat, I will blog as much as possible after this 3 weeks of hard time.
Got to Go, Study ! Work hard then I can play Hard !

Dim Sum photography ?

Yes, today having Dim Sum with my course mate/group mate in KL after site visit for assignment reports. The restaurant seems to be more classy then the usual Dim Sum restaurant I visit, although its food are above average u can get usually, its still worth. Why ? The quality of the food are better as in workmanship of the Dim Sum is more fine and of course the service are more in formal/proper way.
I find it pictures of food sometimes can make some ones appetite go wild. =]

Photography Slides Updated

This upcoming month I might unable to blog or maybe just blog a few due to intense assignment and final exam coming right up in 4 weeks time. (make it 5 include a study week).
For readers who have relative/friends currently study at UK, I want to ask some opinion on study aboard to UK.
The question are listed below:
1) What is the benefit to study aboard in UK? why ?
2) What will I achieve which I can't done locally ?
3) How much will it cost for monthly expenses for basic requirements ?

I think thats all the question, another question is for my self, "Am I capable to catch up with the courses aboard ?" Sigh...
Pls do comment ^^

Hiatus for Assignments

Hiatus in between assignments and so call internal test, hi again and yes today is a cloudy, misty, wet, humid, weirdly not cold day.
Haha =]
Sadly there is no photography for this post due to continuous flow of task to do.

The current DSLR I use is no more enough for me as I aiming for a better DSLR body.
Introducing the new Canon 60D.




Although it has a lot pro and cons to consider with, but overall its fine with me and if I get one, then here will have some movie shots till then.
I also need a prime 50mm f/1.4 lens for me to work under dark condition.
As flash/speedlite will come in second for my DSLR shopping list ^^

I also found out there are lots of people having their major exams going on.
Me here sincerely wish you all the best and score with flying colors.

Moon Cake Festival

This will be my debut post in this blog and as you can see, its Moon Cake Festival =]
I had a walk at a near by garden and saw some kids and adults are celebrating this festival at the play ground and I snap some pictures of them ^^

If I would ask, what is Moon Cake Festival? I think the common answer will be "Its the time kids enjoy playing candles and lantern while adults enjoy moon cake with some Chinese tea and of course, enjoy the night view of full moon." *some might forget pomelo*

There are some real life meaning for this big event. Mid-Autumn Festival aka Moon Festival actually is a popular harvest festival which dated back 3000 years.

Since "hanyyul" are a major trend now days, let me talk a bit about Korean culture. Korean does not celebrate Moon Festival instead they celebrated Chuseok "추석" which is a major harvest festival and a three day holiday which falls on the same day with Moon Festival. In certain, the lunar calender of Korean and Chinese are actually the same hence both of the peoples will celebrate this day on the 15th of the 8th month in Lunar Calender. In modern South Korea, on Chuseok there is a mass exodus of Koreans as they return to their hometowns to pay respects to the spirits of their ancestors. People perform ancestral worship rituals early in the morning. They often visit the tombs of their immediate ancestors to trim plants and clean the area around the tomb, and offer food, drink, and crops to their ancestors. Harvest crops are attributed to the blessing of ancestors.

I think thats all for now, and, although it was late to say,

"Happy Moon Cake Festival" "Happy Chuseok"