The Yankees immediately flashed a photograph of Jeter alongside Ruth on the center-field scoreboard.
Each juror had a digital monitor for viewing evidence, and Clarke flashed a photograph of Jahar as a young boy, dark-eyed and floppy-haired, sitting next to a much larger Tamerlan.
In a television ad, Brown, who is in the Army National Guard, flashed a photograph of himself in fatigues and declared, "Some people believe our Constitution exists to grant rights to terrorists who want to harm us.
Not on the basis of such fussy old paraphernalia as a great seal, a royal charter or (perish the thought) elected office of any kind, but simply by flashing a photograph at us.
But if you're going to subscribe to that sort of reasoning, "You might as well put a dead cocker spaniel on your head and start yelling about birth certificates," said Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," flashing a photograph of the quizzically coiffed Donald Trump, who to my eyes was wearing either an Irish setter or maybe a Pomeranian.
The device, a camera trap, equipped with a lens and a flash, snaps a photograph whenever something warm breaks its infrared beam.
At 84, Freud "chucked breadsticks at a man who used flash to take a photograph in the Wolseley," a London restaurant.
I focus and frame a picture then fire off the flash and make a photograph I'll value for the rest of my life.
Reyna Vega, 32, a Mexican immigrant, proudly flashes a smartphone photograph of herself with a white mask across her face removing wallboard from a Coney Island home.
Alec Baldwin, who attended the first night of the Open, was starring on Broadway in a 1992 production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" when, in a pivotal scene, an audience member in the front row pulled out a camera and snapped a flash photograph.
