The phrase "keep capturing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to continue to do something, or when describing an action that is happening in the present. For example, "I'm watching the waves crashing against the shore and keep capturing the moment in my memory."
Of course, we will keep capturing more lionfish during the next few days.
Vine or Instagram require a physical press and hold to start video capture, and a constant connection to keep capturing, broken and restarted as one releases and press again.
He became more curious about how he could keep capturing an artist's body of work into a single photograph.
If we can keep capturing experiences people have with games they love, they will latch onto those and have an emotional connection.
She also said the purpose of wartime detention was to keep captured enemies from returning to fight, adding, "Certainly, we agree that indefinite detention for the purpose of interrogation is not authorized".
"The escapes don't dramatically increase the risk to the U.S. homeland, but they illustrate the difficulty of combating regional Al Qaeda affiliates — both because those organizations are resilient and U.S. partners are unable to even keep captured fighters locked up," said Brian Fishman, a counterterrorism analyst at the New America Foundation.
Sport fishers occasionally keep captured rays for meat or angling competitions; a small number are also kept for display in public aquariums, and it has reproduced in captivity.
Or the images that cameras kept capturing: Ronaldo grimacing and Benítez on the bench, writing something in his notebook.
We continued to ask children's books illustrators to make quick doodle for us – and kept capturing their every move.
Van Hove, looking irritated with the proceedings, gave curt instructions to the cameraman, who was supposed to keep the shot low, filming only Smits's legs and back, so that other actors could eventually take on the role; but the camera kept capturing the back of Smits's head, or his face.
[cartoon id= a19455"] Van Hove, looking irritated with the proceedings, gave curt instructions to the cameraman, who was supposed to keep the shot low, filming only Smits's legs and back, so that other actors could eventually take on the role; but the camera kept capturing the back of Smits's head, or his face.
