Cameraman Rob Taylor, 25, went from the glamour of the red carpet to the devastation in Turkey.
By Iqra FarooqImagine going from the glitz and glamour of a red carpet with Hollywood stars passing at every moment to the rubble of an earthquake zone.
That's exactly what happened to cameraman Rob Taylor who experienced those two different worlds in 24 hours. On Sunday night the 25-year-old was interviewing celebrities at the Baftas and by the end of Monday he was in Turkey covering the deadly earthquakes."Seeing people who can't go into their homes or don't have their homes anymore, it makes you realise that you've got all these amazing award ceremonies that are really extravagant but then you come down on the ground in Turkey and things are totally different.
Rob, who works for BBC News, went from the Baftas red carpet to Adana in Turkey, where he thought he was covering the aftermath of the earthquake that happened earlier this month.- close to the border with Syria - on Monday."I was fortunate that our hotel was away from the epicentre. The hotel is a fairly modern building and everything was shaking."
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