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Wedding Photographer Falls Into Lake With Camera Containing Couple’s Images

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A scuba diver wearing a full-face mask is partially submerged in water. Nearby, a person is holding a Sony camera close to the diver's face, possibly taking a photo or video. The water is slightly rippled and appears greenish.

A wedding photographer thought he had lost a couple's images when he fell into a lake with his camera during their shoot. But divers managed to salvage the photos.

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