The man levelling fate at her,
Im Soo-ho
The woman levelling love at him,
Eun Young-ro
It mustn’t be discovered
Neither love, nor fate
They wished that this would be
their fate alone
The very first radiant love of [their] lives blooms.
The final image on the right actually isn’t a poster, but there’s a reason it came out looking like one. Jo Bae-geon, the official JTBC photographer for Snowdrop, shared the image on his instagram account with the following caption:
I cautiously approached Hae-in-ie about it.
“Soo-ho, I’m really sorry, but...
Just now, that image... There was absolutely no space (position) for me to get in to shoot it, so I wasn’t able to photograph it at all and... I really wanted to. By any chance, when this scene is over, could you and Young-ro do it for me one more time?”
Before I was even finished, Hae-in-ie replied.
“Sure, hyung.”
And he immediately went to Jisoo
“Young-ro, hyung is saying he’s disappointed he couldn’t take that shot just now; when this scene is over, should we do it over again for him?”
And, of course, before he’d even finished speaking
“Yeah, sure!”
That’s how the photo was taken.
It wasn’t even an ordinary situation... it was a shot where they had to lie on the floor in an extremely cumbersome?ㅠㅠ pose but... neither Hae-in nor Jisoo gave the slightest hint of being averse and willingly re-did as if they were really acting.
You two, there is no other way for me to express this.
I’m touched.♥
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