Once stripped of my notebook, camera and every last stitch of clothing, I soaked in the warm water, absorbed in the piece of art that surrounded me.
Armed with notebook, camera and tape recorder and toting a dapper stuffed chimp, she would patrol the mall's many levels, looking for assassins and bank robbers and lusting after ink stamps and concertina files.
After a quick cab ride from the office, 15-foot plastic kayak lashed to the roof, I launched near West 26th Street, with notebook, camera, cellphone and wallet in a waterproof bag.
Often seen at a station with a notebook, camera, or binoculars.
Actually most models of web camera supports this focus distance, except some embedded notebook cameras.
They had a chance, though, to go before the notebooks, cameras and microphones that were also in the State House and -- to be fair here -- following them around.
But the show's theatrical, moodily lighted installations of biographical materials — snapshots, letters, notebooks, cameras, books, keepsakes — strike me as creepy and pointless, except as fuel for the cult of a spicily neurotic woman who committed suicide.
And Sunday, after the Jets lost to the Miami Dolphins, 24-17, and were eliminated from playoff contention, Mangini stood in front of a room full of notebooks, cameras and tape recorders, peering out from under a black cap.
SANTIAGO, Chile — They appear at the student demonstrations that are once again filling the streets and occupying the schools of Santiago, and at the hospitals and police stations where the fallout lands afterward: small troops of observers in blue or white helmets, armed with notebooks, cameras, voice recorders and gas masks.
Being officially "on the walk" required him to be alone, in possession of a notebook, a camera, and a Sharpie.
His speech, quiet and clipped, has the tendency to become overwhelmed with clichés when a notebook or camera pops into his line of vision.
