The phrase "a shot is captured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, film, or any situation where a moment is recorded visually.
Example: "During the event, a shot is captured that perfectly encapsulates the excitement of the crowd."
Alternatives: "a photo is taken" or "an image is recorded."
Muammar Gaddafi's second and highest-profile son, who vowed to die fighting but was taken without firing a shot, was captured along with several bodyguards by fighters near the town of Obari in Libya's southern desert, said the interim justice minister and other officials.
The prisoner who fired the shot was captured after being shot and wounded by a soldier in a watch tower, and the other prisoner was captured after falling.
(He also proclaimed, "What a babe!") His tweet was later removed, but not before the cover shot was captured by the Web site Beijing Cream.
In a statement on Fortnum & Mason's Official Facebook page, F&M is denying that any of the footage PETA shot was captured at any farm supplying Fortnum & Mason.
If this gorgeous timelapse has inspired you to take your own California cruise, scope out the interactive map below to find out exactly where each shot was captured.
YouTube user TheFastStealth manages to stretch out the story of his find into a 2-minute YouTube video, even showing us the belt he was wearing when the shot was captured.
In the case of photographer Keow Wee Loong said shot was captured inside the 2500' deep crater of Kawah Gunung Ijen, an active volcano with vivid blue flames we've been stunned by before.
When a stand-in for Grant, lost in thought, looks out a White House window, the scene is captured in a long shot bathed in hazy sunlight.
Interior shots were captured in the Norwood building, a former Reebok warehouse, which contained green screens and a handful of lifelike sets: a Chinese restaurant's colorful façade, a two-story Art Deco hotel lobby.
