The host's and my on-camera "feuding" was lighthearted, and Clark's perfect combination of a quick mind, genial on-camera nature and masterful ability to hit just the right note in banter made him perfect for his job.
You could credit her popularity to her personable, bubbly on-camera nature, or to her prolificacy (she has over 120 videos), but she also works much harder than it looks like she does.
Get out those cellphone cameras, nature lovers.
But his passion was his 35-millimeter camera, and nature photography and portraits.
Yet these odd visual echoes between the work of anonymous amateurs and famous photographers suggests something important about the camera's nature.
"I wanted people to understand," says Simon Callow as Galileo, looking fiercely into the camera, that "nature gave them eyes to see her works, but also brains to make them capable of understanding them".
The camera's unrelenting nature means fewer peeks at the conductor.
In Bradford the BBC children's presenter Naomi Wilkinson participated in the media museum's celebration of Nature Camera Action!
The 1981 movie version was swaddled in weepiness from the outset as the camera swooned at nature, captured in golden light.
We have shown that object recognition techniques from computer vision science can be effectively used to recognize and identify wild mammals on sequences of photographs taken by camera traps in nature, which are notorious for high levels of noise and clutter.
Less camera-faithful to nature, it involved a closer interest in the fleeting effects of light and color, and a more painterly use of pigment.
