They set up a second camera with a fisheye lens trained downward on the canopy from atop an instrument tower.
From his base at Benetech, a literacy and human rights organization in Palo Alto, Calif., Ball now has his methodological lens trained on Colombia.
As C-Span and other networks recorded the moment, a camera followed the president as he made his way through the backstage maze at the Staples Center, the lens trained on him as he strolled confidently.
Then, somehow, in the mysterious way that can occur here, Jerry Schatzberg became a celebrity photographer, his lens trained "on everybody," as he said, the everybody in this case notably including Bob Dylan, whose friend and unofficial portraitist he became.
Itself a gigantic lens trained on Central Park, the empty 12-room apartment has been obsessed about far longer than the decade since its current owner, Steve Gottlieb, acquired it for $8.6 million from the designer Calvin Klein, then his absentee upstairs neighbor.
Five weeks ago, the biggest obstacles to her efforts to raise funds and awareness were the emergencies in Syria, Iraq and CAR, and a media lens trained more closely on the South African courtroom where Oscar Pistorius is on trial than on the rest of the continent.
The first memoir reads like a character study, with the lens trained on Leon — his charm and popularity (he played cards with the king!), his exile from his homeland ("Take us back to Cairo," he cries), his innumerable losses, his retreat into solitude and prayer, and his slow demise in a nursing home.
I first got into art through photography, and the act of looking through a SLR camera lens trained my eye and brain to think inside rectangular shapes.
But standing nearby, without a single camera lens trained on him, was the man who perhaps more than anyone else made the $231-million 231-millionrofit and renovation happen.
That said, they wouldn't let us in the room, so all we can assume is the highly-trained technicians are no more than avid masturbators with lenses trained on camel toes and cleavage.
If celebrity-spotters had a field day, the lenses trained on the court focused mostly on one man.
