The Associated Press reports that photographer Wang Qiang was at a century-old French mission, waiting for the the bride & groom (and wedding party?) when the big Chinese earthquake hit. He said his instincts took over and instead of ducking for cover, he kept shooting. Some amazing photographs from an awful tragedy.

photo: associated press
 

CHRIS MOSELEY PHOTOGRAPHY (www.chrismoseley.com) is pleased to announce it has been selected as a 2008 Pick for The Knot Best of Weddings magazine,

Recently WedPix interviewed Chris Moseley about his documentary style of wedding photography.

The Knot Best of Weddings 2007 has been released and we’re excited that Chris Moseley Photography made the Top 5 Photographers in Texas list. We were one of only two studios in Dallas/Fort Worth to make the Top 5 in Texas list and brides gave Chris Moseley Photography the highest rating of all wedding photography studios in Dallas/Fort […]

I’m excited that six of my photographs are included in a show at a contemporary art gallery in Austin. The Volitant Gallery is presenting a group exhibition called “Tunnel Vision: Parading Down the Aisle,” which is a “collection of photography that confronts the viewer with images that are not your obvious depiction of wedding bells […]

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