The French agents murdered Fernando Pereira, a photographer and crew member.
Even so, a Times photographer saw crews standing at the Angeles Crest Ranger Station -- which gave the fire its name -- perhaps in a briefing or awaiting assignment, as the blaze continued to gain momentum.
Soon, more than a hundred reporters, camera crews, and photographers crowd the area, clawing to find out more.
When I arrived, the square was a heaving mass of bodies: photographers, film crews, radio presenters, police, more police, and about seventeen bemused protesters.
When Kerviel and his lawyer, Meyer, arrived at the Palais de Justice for a hearing that after-noon, they were greeted by dozens of journalists, photographers, television crews, and curious onlookers.
The Brookses made no comment on the verdicts and left the Old Bailey to be confronted by a phalanx of photographers, TV crews and members of the public as she was shepherded to an awaiting taxi.
The Brookses made no comment on the verdicts and left the Old Bailey to be confronted by a phalanx of photographers, TV crews and members of the public as she was shepherded to a waiting taxi.
Looking around at the assembled models, model agents, model minders, photographers, news crews, hairdressers, makeup artists and one former member of the Beatles — her father, Paul — the newly lithe Ms. McCartney added, "At this point, there ain't no going back".
(While ABDF sometimes allows researchers on the bus, the organization doesn't allow journalists, photographers, film crews, or media of any kind, for the safety of the women they serve).
Isn't it a local ordinance that every New York party must have a reporter, a photographer and a crew?
