On the quasi-independent NTV network, the news anchors closed their report this evening with an on-camera exchange of a heart-shaped card and a lollipop.
The conversation began inauspiciously enough, with a taciturn McCarthy explaining why this on-camera exchange was a first for him ("I don't think it's good for your head") to an incredulous Winfrey ("Oh, really?").
Gayle was reprimanded this week for an awkward on-camera exchange with Channel 10 sports reporter Mel McLaughlin, in which he told her that she had beautiful eyes, asked her out for a drink and then said: "Don't blush, baby".
Klemp, in an off-camera exchange with KSHB, implied his comment was meant to be a joke.
It was one of the few discordant moments in the discussion, but off-camera exchanges were more revealing.
Two workmen, attending to the façade of a nearby law office, noticed Paglen's cameras, exchanged looks, and resumed their work.
However, due to bandwidth constraints and energy limitations, it is usually desirable to have only a subset of cameras exchanging their local information to the fusion center.
In 1974, while studying with Richter, Genzken made her début as a conceptual artist, with a pugnacious film in which two women, one short and plump, one tall and skinny, strip for the camera and exchange clothing.
3 37 P.M. Completes forty-five-million-dollar acquisition of potentially damning footage of himself attempting to give an annoyed Patrick Duffy a Polaroid camera in exchange for a few "tasteful nudes" of Suzanne Somers while visiting the set of "Step by Step" in 1996.
The camera just exchanges a few quiet close-ups of the emotions which shift and intensify in each face.
And, by granting access to cameras in exchange for promises to curb the worst extremes of shadow trials, they can sometimes (though by no means always) tame the circus of sensationalism that threatens to engulf their work.But, more than this, lawyers and judges can preserve respect for justice by rooting out the anomalies in the law itself.
