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参加百年奥运采访报道的记者们谁也没有想到,在亚特兰大会遇到一次真正的“突发事件”。 7月27日当地时间凌晨1时15分,新华社摄影部设在亚特兰大奥运会新闻中心的传真机刚刚发完前一天比赛的最后一张照片,距新闻中心不远的奥林匹克公园突然发生爆炸。听到爆炸声,在场的几名摄影记者拿起相机便冲了出去。他们凭着直觉各自寻找拍摄角度,在警察的驱赶和堵截中不断按动快门,拍下了一切与爆炸有关的镜头:警车云集、警灯闪烁,警察在捕捉嫌疑犯、救护伤员、疏散人群,人们在街边小摊上收看电视直播,悲惨的场景令观众掩面而泣……
Reporters who participated in the 100-year Olympic coverage did not think anyone would meet a real “emergency” in Atlanta. July 27 At 1:15 am local time, the last photo of the day before the fax office of the Xinhua News Agency’s Photography Department located in the Atlanta Olympic Information Center suddenly exploded in the Olympic Park not far from the press center. Hearing the sound of the explosion, several photo-reporters present took the camera and rushed out. They each instinctively looked for a filming point of view. While the police were driving and intercepting, they kept pressing the shutter and took all the explosions-related shots: the police cars were flashing, the police lights flashing, the police were capturing the suspects, rescuing the wounded, evacuating the crowd and people Watching television live on the street stalls, the tragic scenes make the audience hide their faces and weep ...