His lights, attached to the plastic housing of his underwater camera, attract swarms of tiny zooplankton, which the mantas, gentle beasts, love to nosh on.
In effect, the two men pimp for each other: Crane, the TV star with the devilish smile, attracts the girls, some of whom sleep with Carpenter, and Carpenter's camera attracts a few girls, too.
(a) A pedestrian under a static camera attracts attentions.
Recently, reality based 3D mapping using a single camera attracts researcher's attention for its advantages such as low cost, passive sensing, information richness and high accuracy (Davison et al., 2007).
An online petition directed at the White House in the wake of the Ferguson shooting that sought a requirement for law enforcement personnel to wear body cameras attracted almost 155,000 signatures before an Obama administration official responded to it in September.
His innovative network of linked cameras attracted national attention, which led, a few months ago, to $20 million in grant money from various levels of government to expand the surveillance network throughout the city of Hull.
And on both sides of the camera, the show attracted an enviable list of Hollywood talent.
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On Wednesday's flight, Mr. Blackman was seated in the cockpit behind the pilots as the DC-3 attracamera-wieldinglding airport workers eager to record the sight of the propeller plane lined up for takeoff at Kennedy amid modern jetliners.
The Republican candidates for president have had a tough time attracting the camera in recent days as journalists, talk show hosts, bloggers and pundits have been focused on the stalemate on taxes and spending.
