Their exploits at hacking, conniving, misleading, and extorting (all in the name of justice) were accompanied by cheesy camera tricks and sound effects (jump cuts, clicking shutter noises), and often played out in montages backed by disco-funk-soul hits like "Superfly," "Everyday People," and "Superstition".
He shed no tears and routinely unveiled his familiar gap-toothed grin, setting off the clicking shutters of cameras every time.
Their debut album was pointedly titled "Quiet Is the New Loud," and they played their whole set on acoustic guitars, so gently that the photographers' clicking shutters disturbed them.
As Mrs. Clinton received a briefing on the sculpture from a park ranger, her press entourage pressed in with boom mikes and clicking shutters, but she was in no mood for levity or cheap metaphors.
Then, to an explosion of clicking shutters, Hatch held up a copy of William Peter Blatty's 1971 novel, The Exorcist.
Mirror lock-up has two definitions; the other definition refers to when the mirrors and shutters move out of the way after you click the shutter button so that you can clean the image sensor without the sensor being active.
Click the shutter on a bunch of grapes or a bottle of ketchup.
How easy it is to click the shutter, and how nearly impossible to seize something significant through that act.
I teach now, and the advice I give my students is this: when your jaw drops, click the shutter.
