Lost love
Ishinomaki, Japan. More than 300,000 people became refugees in their own country, as Japan was hit by the worst natural disaster in the history of the country. Hundreds of evacuation centers were opened, in schools and other public buildings, providing shelter for the people whose home had been swept away by the tsunami wave.
In a pile of orphaned photos and notes found in the mud and debris, a newlywed couple stares into a future turned upside down. Their frame and glass still covered in dry mud from a disaster hitting like a lightning from the sky.