A wide-angled, eye-level shot shows a bowl of a popular Korean dessert called bingsu. The bingsu is set against a plain white background, making it the central focus. It is served in a shiny, golden-colored metal bowl. The bottom layer of the dessert consists of a mound of fine, snow-like shaved ice. On top of the shaved ice is a generous portion of sweet, cooked red beans, known as pat. The red beans are a deep reddish-brown color and have a glossy sheen. Mixed in with the red beans are several thin, oval-shaped slices of almonds. The entire dessert is crowned with a large pile of light brown powder, which is in-jeolmi, a Korean roasted soybean powder. The powder is loosely packed, giving it a fluffy appearance. In the lower-left corner, a black watermark with white lettering reads "VegOrgasm."
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Bingsu: A Love Story

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