Sentence examples for camera kind from inspiring English sources

Nor is his camera kind to the beachy-keen '80s supermodel Christie Brinkley, here resembling a haunted Las Vegas showgirl.

To make his series "The Sea in the Darkness Calls," Thomas chose an unusual tool a large-format camera, "kind of old-timey, similar to Ansel Adams's cameras".

Michael's last words to the camera kind of say everything that needs to be said.

Everyone's improvising so the camera kind of needs to sit still to get the performances.

There's a scene where I'm kissing Jenna and he's watching -- and the camera kind of pushes in on Chris.

Alexis: And, we got a few takes into it and thought that this maybe wasn't going to work, because we just couldn't get me and the camera kind of close enough without either me popping out of frame or the camera dropping out, and it just wasn't looking as cool as we wanted it to look.

"That's why I'm not an actor – I'm more a stay-behind-the-camera kind of a person.

Ever since the Hookies I've been taking more pictures with these disposable cameras kind of following my journey, meeting other escorts and having these beautiful relationships and capturing these beautiful morning-after and traveling moments.

What we are watching is the complicit menage-a-trois of photographer, model and camera, a kind of ritualised theatre of objectification.

There was one of a girl whom he said Josh had always had a crush on; and there was one of himself holding up a big, cumbersome camera — the kind of camera people used before students started snapping themselves with tiny digital cameras or cell phones, and before photographs became things to e-mail or look at online.

Others let users set the lights to coordinate with the colors in a scene on television using a smartphone camera, creating "kind of a surround-lighting experience," he said.