Sentence examples for scene photographer from inspiring English sources

Jonas is a crime scene photographer who is also shown in a morgue casually conversing with his colleagues about sex while surrounded by naked corpses.

Elvis's chocolate-fur-covered sofa, canary yellow scatter cushions, caramel-coloured pelmets: all are rendered with the morbid eye and lurid flashgun of a crime scene photographer moonlighting for an interiors magazine.

On the other, it can be an invaluable service, like that of a crime scene photographer.

6. Mr Roux again counters the prosecutor's attack on Mr Pistorius' evidence by claiming that Mr Nel himself ignored a clear admission from police crime scene photographer Bennie Van Staden that a bathroom mat "could have been shifted whilst I was trampling upon it".

Jude Law as Harlen Maguire, a crime scene photographer who moonlights as an assassin.

Rooney reluctantly allows Nitti to dispatch assassin Harlen Maguire (Law), who is also a crime scene photographer, to kill Sullivan.

The interviews continued, cameras everywhere, one for the series of satellite interviews, two that filmed the scene, photographers in back.

"My concept was that the Police Department — with all its fingerprint experts, crime scene photographers and autopsy physicians — solved murders, not Sam Sprivatepeyesivate eyes working alone," Mr. Wald later wrote.

A European neo-noir in the style of Tell No One or Night Of The Sunflowers, this tense action thriller finds a crime-scene photographer (Berthelsen) becoming involved with an amnesiac car-crash victim (Hemse).

In civilian life, Specialist Harman aspired to become a police crime-scene photographer, and so at Abu Ghraib she set to work at once, snapping away with her digital camera.

Mr. Tamindzic, a lanky 6 feet 3 inches tall, all legs and elbows, was purposeful and obvious, with a hefty Canon EOS 5D camera in one hand and a LumiQuest softbox flash in the other (to throw up a noirish, crime-scene photographer's burst of intense light).