Sentence examples for borrow a camera from inspiring English sources

(I once asked Mr. Capa to take my picture. He had to borrow a camera to do so).

Though he worked as an analyst for the phone company, the graffiti murals he saw in Manhattan Valley led him to borrow a camera.

At 16 his script and plans for "Trouble" were recognized by Panavision's highly selective New Filmmaker Program, which lets novice directors borrow a camera package.

Undeterred, she went to Hampton Photo Arts in Bridgehampton, told them about her proposed project and asked to borrow a camera.

Treasure came back to England determined to raise money, borrow a camera and go back to Stung Meanchey; to buy boots and other necessities for the children on the tip, film them, and tell the world.

This may seem like a silly recommendation, but seriously: call up a friend who's into photography and see if you can borrow a camera for a few days or go shooting with him some time.

"I borrowed a camera – if I want something I don't take long to learn it.

He's borrowed a camera ("the latest technology, a Magnavox Super VHS") and arrived at their Torrance studio.

There were pictures of him with Britain's 4x400m relay squad and he also borrowed a camera to take an impromptu shot of team-mate Weir.

At Roland Garros she had borrowed a camera immediately after losing to Serena, and greatly amused herself and her sister as she stood with the press photographers snapping away merrily.

Adrian Piper, Betye Saar, Nancy Spero, Martha Rosler and Carolee Schneemann (that's five for next time you're asked) are just some of the artists interviewed by Ms. Hershman Leeson, who in the mid-1960s, a young artist herself, borrowed a camera and started shooting the friends and colleagues who passed through her living room in Berkeley, Calif.