Sentence examples for camera subjects from inspiring English sources

(One of the camera subjects pounds out a very convincing version of George Clinton's "Atomic Dog").

Mr. Iwai treats the ensemble cast of gifted young camera subjects with the same care and tenderness.

When he began he was well aware that aged bodies are not the most riveting camera subjects in our youth-cult society.

The children are great, unwary camera subjects, and he gives us beautifully composed views of them (no blurring or handheld jiggles).

But most important, the filmmakers have found children whose stories are gripping and who have the ability to express their feelings so strongly that they are compelling camera subjects.

Children, in their candor, spontaneity and emotional transparency, can be riveting camera subjects, which the writer-director Mark Webber milks to the limit in his slender, semiautobiographical film, "The End of Love".

And Natdanai Kongthong, as the younger version of Mr. Jaa's character, Tien, is a wonderful camera subject.

The murdered friend was a camera subject of David Leppenraub (Colm Feore), a wealthy and vile avant-garde photographer (though his pictures seem more derrière than avant).

"I didn't like the dynamics of them being against the wall again and me, with my massive camera, subjecting them to my gaze". So the portraiture became collaborative too, with subjects allowed to choose which photographs would be used.

But it has Mr. Roach, an interesting camera subject who moves through his daily rounds — gym, doctor's office, home — with a remarkable detachment, or perhaps it's concentration.

Certain elements become annoying -- for example, the whip-pans from one camera subject to another, and there are arch "Mr. Film" bits, in which a fellow in a white lab coat speaks directly to the camera and explains the workings of the medium.