The story behind the most shared photo at Harry's wedding
Yui Mok stood on the roof of the gate, looking through the metal plate with her lens to capture the moment Harry and Meghan's sitting pose formed a heart shape.
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Photographer Yui Mok captured the royal couple from above their heads. Photo:PA. |
Kensington Palace released the official wedding photos of Prince Harry and his wife on May 19 at Windsor Castle. About 2 billion people around the world watched the royal couple's wedding and thousands of photos were captured by photographers.
One of the most beautiful and widely shared photos on social media is by Yui Mok, a reporter for PA news agency, according toMirror. Yui took the photo from above as Harry and Meghan held hands in the carriage that took them from St. George's Chapel around the town of Windsor to greet people standing on both sides of the road.
Some people think that the reason why bphotoThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex's sitting position appears to form a heart shape.
Sharing about the photo, Yui said that day he was assigned to stand on the roof of the George IV gate of Windsor Castle and the carriage carrying the bride and groom passed below.
“I only had less than a second to take that photo, while having to pass the lens through the metal plate I was standing on, so it was nice to actually capture something!”, Yui said.
Yui's photo was commented by fans as "exquisite", "beautiful", "wonderful". Yui said the photo was taken completely randomly. He also captured the moment Harry and Meghan shared a second kiss in the carriage.
"I tried not to sweat. It wouldn't have been nice because they were right below me," Yui added.
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The moment Harry and his wife exchanged a sweet kiss on the carriage was also captured by Yui Mok's lens. Photo:PA. |
