ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月20日 05時32分

Our staff photographer @nytchangster cried as he photographed the opening of the Winter Olympic Games. He grew up in Busan, South Korea, where his parents rarely spoke about the war that cleaved his homeland in 2. His mother had fled the North, leaving behind family members. Now, in an emotional homecoming, @nytchangster has returned to cover the Winter Games. These are the 8th @オリンピック he has covered for us, a surprising fact given he started with little knowledge of many American sports. But @nytchangster quickly became an expert sports photographer. For an event like the #Olympics, that means preparation. He scouted the figure skating venue in Pyeongchang a year ago in order to familiarize himself with the location; he also went to the American figure skating trials in order to study the athletes and their routines. @nytchangster says anticipation is critical in sports photography. “It’s really being able to see what’s going to happen before it happens,” he said. “If you wait until you see it with your own eyes, many times it’s too late.” @nytchangster took this photo of Miu Suzaki and Ryuichi Kihara of Japan competing in Pyeongchang. Follow him and visit the link in our profile to see more of the #NYTXXIII photos he has taken so far at the Winter Games.

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