Sentence examples for capture something from from inspiring English sources

But while GoPros have become ubiquitous among video professionals looking to capture something from an unconventional point of view, smartphones and social media have set the standard for video simplicity among consumers.

"He was a genius who captured something from real life that rarely gets noticed in real life.

Perhaps YouTube did not like that I had captured something from MSNBC... not sure.

The resulting portraits managed to capture something fresh from one of the most photographed women in the world, and now form part of the permanent collection.

With many thousands of dash cams on the roads of Russia, it's therefore not surprising that from time to time they capture something truly remarkable.

"I wanted to capture something you never see on TV: the war from the soldiers' perspective," he says.

Like the big names of street photography before him – from Robert Frank to William Eggleston Sternfeldld travelled across the US to capture something of the contemporary American experience in his art.

It was crazy, and a little bit difficult from the hours we were doing, but we managed to capture something really good.

You need not capture something so present.

These choices capture something of Germany's mood these days.

" 'If you want to capture something,' I told him, 'you should capture me and Bethie.