Sentence examples for lifting camera from inspiring English sources

The crew on her feature, A Film Called Drama, came to be known as "sexy crew" by some actors, Mathisen said: "They'd never seen so many females in shorts lifting camera gear.

"Oh, here they come!" her husband said, lifting his camera.

As we trekked up the hillside, every movement over the canopy had me lifting my camera to my eye.

"This is Midtown Lunch history in the making!" he cried, lifting his camera to get a good shot of the blank wall.

Using video clips and images shot in the so-called death zone above 26,000 feet, where merely lifting a camera is a feat of strength, he is able to put a face on the impossible goal.

(By contrast, she said, the Post photo left her "ambivalent" and she "would have consulted with many," adding, "I think a lot of criticism of the picture comes from the way it was displayed in the Post, the headline and caption and the ethics of lifting a camera at that moment in time).

Richards, who, in the decades since "Below the Line," has turned his compassionate eye to other communities on the fringes — military vets, crack addicts, psychiatric patients — observed his subjects with extraordinary patience, often spending days or weeks in their company before lifting his camera.

Of course, if you want to drastically change the angle during a shot (say by lifting the camera over your head and tilting it down), you're more or less prevented by the gimbal, which keeps the phone at the orientation you set, be it parallel, inverted, or what have you.

Lifting a camera or cell phone could be enough to arouse suspicion, or to have the car stopped, or worse.

I could sort of see the frame of the picture without lifting the camera to my eye as I walked around.

Her work with Burg makes up the bulk of the segment's final half, including our favorite GIF, a cinemagraph of photographer Bill Cunningham lifting his camera and putting it down at a fashion show.