With laptop computers and cell phones, a correspondent can go afield with a lone camera person, file a story, and consult on the editing with someone in London or New York.
A lone camera with a green halo-like ring trained on the senior Writing Seminars major, who stood there in an animal-print shirt, black pants and tall brown boots.
In front of a lone local news camera and a few curious onlookers, he called out each offender with a jumbo photo.
The brothers and their lone camera operator were armed -- with pepper spray.
On a parched lawn across from the Kabul Old Theater, a lone movie camera guarded by four armed policemen frames a plane's bullet-riddled carcass.
He was at his least comfortable before the fast-breaking iftar meal, when he delivered a short statement to a lone television camera — the only time he brought up the dispute over the New York project unprompted.
"Well, hello, everybody!" the tall, tan man in shorts, sandals and tropical shirt says to the lone camera facing him in the soft California twilight.
But the visitor is left with a remarkable chronicle of the transformations of the 20th century the rise of industrialisation, the fall of colonialism, the spread of commercialism and the grand-scale shift in world order all captured by a lone man and his camera.
Have a friend with a camera and a video camera.
Lafferty was a lone and lonely centre-forward.
I'm just a lone voice and not a teacher.
