Classification is used more often in non-fiction than in fiction; one use might be in an article on digital cameras where the cameras are organized by manufacturer, by type (point-and-shoot or digital SLR), by features, or by price.
A collaboration between the Jewish Museum and the Columbus Museum of Art, which both have extensive holdings of Photo League work, "Radical Camera" was organized by the team of Mason Klein (from the Jewish Museum) and Catherine Evans (from the Columbus Museum).
I always create out of joy, whether it's with a pen or a brush or in front of a video camera". Stay organized.
Here's the way it works... the person who owns the now-famous photo is the person who actually took it... NOT the person who owns the camera or organized the shoot.
Even the guy who is selling you a t-shirt, on his off time, he is producing an amazing skate video shot on an 8mm film camera and organizing a premier party for it.
Plus, both apps should let users import older photos from the Camera Roll, then organize them appropriately based on the timestamp.
Mr. Montag, a British photographer who does not use a camera, leaves pieces of organize matter - kiwi slices in the works here - on color negatives for time.
There was a time, back in the festival's prime, she said, when she could prowl this mountain resort with her camera, meet stars and organize ad hoc photo shoots.
After arriving at the site, he said that he and the other camera operators gathered to "organize ourselves so that we wouldn't all film [from] the same perspective".
A camera store chain organized its search by segmenting customers according to their level of product sophistication and the amount of service they require.
