Sentence examples for capturing a shot from inspiring English sources
Part of (some) photography is the time and care you take in setting up, composing, and actually capturing a shot.
Whether it's a bird on a branch out their kitchen window, reposting memes about endangered species or capturing a shot of an approaching storm, they're captivated by nature and all its glories.
Two years and a topless scandal later and the Duchess of Cambridge is in labour in St Mary's hospital in Paddington, London, waiting for her contractions to get closer and probably screaming quite a lot while the world's media lay in wait outside, salivating at the thought of capturing a shot of the slimy newborn king beast with their telephoto lenses. .
Steve Winter, a National Geographic photographer, waited fourteen months to capture a shot of P-22 prowling below the Hollywood sign.
To capture a shot of the screen without saving it as a file to your drive, press just the Print Screen button.
One day in the mid-1980s, he said, he asked Bill Webb, the longtime Mets TV director, if he could capture a shot of a shortstop, with his glove up to his face, silently telling the second baseman who would cover second on a ground ball hit to the pitcher.
I've tried one out myself and the camera does indeed stay pretty steady pretty much whatever you are doing, such as moving around quickly to capture a shot.
Makes sense; leaving a $50,000 camera and a very expensive camera man in the forest for a few months gets very expensive very quickly, but it's worth taking the risk with a couple of grand's worth of equipment on the off-chance that you capture a shot worthy of using in the series.
"We just missed a man," Pryce said as he tried to capture a shot on his Canon 5D Mark II.
Photographers captured a shot of Rihanna bending down to say hello to little Blue at the Staples Center in Los Angeles during the big event.
