Sentence examples for your own shoot from inspiring English sources

Clarke recently launched his Fix Your Pix service aimed at homeowners marketing their homes through online estate agents, who can email him their photographs to be professionally retouched for £10 per shot plus VAT, far cheaper than organising your own shoot.

But nowadays, it's simple to start a blog, style your own shoot, report from the images you find of fashion week, the Oscars.

See some of Violle's stunning work below and check out videos, more images and information on scheduling your own shoot on his website.

The creation of your own shooting permits.

There was the additional worry of tourists' pictures or films from the scenes leaking online, too: "You're trying not to have all your scenes pre-recorded and posted on people's iPhones and on the internet before you have finished your own shooting," she said, which would only add to the BBC's woes after it had to apologise for leaked scripts and footage of the show in July.

Bottom line: Besides the mode settings (there's also a fully automatic setting, an action mode that will take up to three shots a second, a super macro mode that lets you take incredibly sharp shots at as close as 1.2 inches and a bevy of others as well) you can also customize several different personal modes that suit your own shooting style.

The video makes it look extremely easy to put on your own fashion shoot without the hassle of trying on clothes and trekking through your local stores (ughhh dressing room lighting).

Today it boasts hundreds of thousands of monthly readers and features reviews, magazine-style photo editorials, and how-to's on everything from measurements to staging your own lingerie shoot.

If you're a Zillow worker and a customer gives you some nice feedback, for example, TV screens across the company will light up with graphics, videos, and your own head shot — all themed according to whatever sport is in season.

Next time you are playing a video game online and a member of your own team shoots you - spare a thought: they could be colour blind.

To be your own thing and shoot it how you'd like to shoot it.