Sentence examples for camera standing from inspiring English sources
In a photo, Murray grins at the camera standing above a sleeping Micaela in her car seat.
He stares into the camera, standing against the backdrop of a swamp, his hair a mop and his green jacket bearing a badge that appears to be the flag of Apartheid South Africa.
A panoramic 3-D camera standing five feet tall will help scientists study the landscape, pick the most interesting rocks and soil, and guide the rover to its destination.
A couple of hours later, Spieth provided the agony-of-defeat image of the year, when, because Masters tradition requires the previous year's champion to put the Green Jacket on the new winner, Spieth was captured on camera, standing behind a delighted Willett, staring blankly into space.
They filmed the shot with the camera standing below the contortionist.
I'm surprised by the volume and intensity of the sound emanating from my body, and it feels satisfying to scream until I open my eyes and see a man with a camera standing directly above me, filming my catharsis for some sort of promotional video.
He was there, holding a camera and standing apart, literally.
In classic photos by Hine, boys with blackened faces gaze at the camera while standing outside mines in West Virginia.
Where exactly is the camera operator standing, and how, to get those shots of the fishermen who pluck their catches from the very top of Victoria Falls in Africa?
Abraham Zapruder, an immigrant Russian dress manufacturer, caught the fatal shot with a Bell & Howell Zoomatic camera while standing on a four-foot concrete abutment.
Nearby, four photographs in a series called SOURCE … (1981) show President John F Kennedy striding away from the camera or standing with his back to it.
