Daring Photographer DIES Trying To Take Perfect Supermoon Picture

Vasiliy Gusev, a Russian photographer met his untimely death trying to capture a perfect picture of the super moon.
Gusev who is popularly known by his fans as ‘Grigorich1777′ travels all over Russia taking beautiful pictures. On the his last trip, he was so excited to take a perfect picture of the supermoon that he brought his 4-year-old and his friends with him on the trip.
“Daily Star reports  Snapper Vasiliy Gusev was trying to get the best possible photo of the lunar phenomenon when the tragedy happened.
He had travelled to the stunning Plateau Bermamyt in south-west Russia for the moment experts predicted the moon would be closest to Earth since 1948.
Pictures shared from around the world show the incredible moment the supermoon appeared.
Having built up a huge following online, Mr Gusev set off on a night drive in his Mistubish L200 in search of the perfect shot.
He had left his four-year-old son and some friends sleeping in their tent when he went exploring.
On his way back to camp, Mr Gusev was driving along a narrow track when he drove over the edge of a 492-foot cliff.
His friends called for help after they discovered the wreckage of his car in Nizhnyaya Teberda at around 4am.
Rescuers discovered Mr Gusev still alive after surviving the impact, but he died on the way to hospital.
His friends have organised a collection for his widow and two sons, who are five months old and four years old.”