
This is nothing short of amazing and a real example on how much of photography is being in the right place at the right time.
Can you imagine what it was like to have been photographing a wedding in Sichuan, China when a 7.9 earthquake hit and shakes for three minutes with the entire church crashing down? It was a good thing they weren't doing the family formals at the altar at the time. (photos courtesy of Dragon Photo, ND Daily and Sohu.com)
See the wedding photos here.
Having just got engaged myself, this hit home a little, although we are a bit far away from China or any real earthquake danger.
Thanks to Leland Wong's web journal for the post.
May 30, 2008
Big Trouble in Little China
Posted by RandyPan at 11:10 AM
Labels: earthquake, Photography, wedding