An image stabilization mechanism can be turned on to prevent shaky snapshots at this high magnification.
"Snapshots," at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art here, presents an apparent democracy.
I traveled to St . Petersburgto find my mother's family and returned to Kharkov to take snapshots at the zoo.
That's just negative thinking, silly, as the proof of Becky's recovery – two snapshots at the end of the show – demonstrate.
The Archives decided recently that it would not take such snapshots at the end of the Bush administration.
Senators' children dressed in velvet crammed into the bouquet-filled chambers to pose for smiley snapshots at their parents' desks.
By Robert A. Simon The New Yorker, December 30 , 1939P. 46 How to take successful snapshots at the Metropolitan.
The Times, however, disagreed: in newspapers, they wrote, "we get merely a series of snapshots at life; there is no evolution of its mysterious drama".
That used to mean shopping for luxury brands and taking snapshots at landmarks, says Roy Graff of China Edge, a consultancy.
Her feminist library is in Paris, in a comfortable garret study with a desk and a wall of family snapshots at one end and bookshelves lining the sides.
Vidal has taken a series of 360-degree snapshots at this year's Sziget festival in Hungary, and the results are incredible.
