Sentences with phrase «n't bring a camera»

you didn't bring your camera along to this at all?

Later on in the show, though, Pavel comes back and tells us that SCVUSD «got scared of» Jamie, and while he is free to come and see the central kitchen, he can't bring cameras (the same offer Los Angeles USD once made, by the way.)

It wasn't until the very last moment with the Krembs Family that I realized I hadn't brought my camera out, and there were 14 out of the 18 of us.

You can't bring a camera into the event (I had to take the outfit picture in a surrounding neighborhood!)

Unfortunately, I didn't bring my camera as I was tired of lugging the thing around and equally tired of being cautioned that it might be stolen, so you just get a few iphone pics.

Although he has requested we do not bring a camera along with us to his meets, I noticed almost everyone there had a camera with them.

I promised to step up the hotel room tours around this place, so last week, when my daughter, her friends, and I were in Tulsa for the One Direction concert, I made sure to snap a few pics of the hotel where we stayed... despite the fact that I hadn't brought my camera!

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Stoute believes that because the camera is his own creation, it brings Adams cred even if it doesn't sell: «This is right for him.

Bring a camera... and please put it on a tripod so we don't get the typical Bigfoot and UFO blurry pics... PLEASE!

I wanted to bring my camera in case a delicious meal needed photographing but after squeezing both of our belongings into one bag there wasn't an extra ounce of space.

The reason for not having a crumb photo is because I gave some doughnuts away to friend and other were eaten before having a chance to bring them in front of camera.

Shifts are so common that announcers don't always bring them up, and that leads to the camera cutting to a second baseman playing in right field, calmly scooping up a baseball and making an easy play.

I was actually prevented from bringing a camera into the cafeteria when I tried to expose our lunches (which, thank goodness, have improved to the point where I don't feel so much activism is required — we now have a salad bar in every school.)

He gets to see the school garden planted in last week's episode and for the first time he brings cameras into West Adams's kitchen (but not, I noted, the LAUSD central kitchen, Jamie's main goal at the beginning of the season).

I would never go to the effort of purchasing wreaths, dressing up like an earth mother, bringing a camera and uploading this to the internet if I didn't have some serious moral opposition to the stall behind me.

Private spaces, including classrooms and locker rooms, would not be visible and the district doesn't plan to continually monitor cameras, but they still bring safety benefits, he said.

And don't forget to bring your camera!

We had brought the baby car seat up into the L&D room — why we thought we had to have it right there I don't know, along with our playlists for labour, nursing pillow, cute outfit and multiple cameras — and we carried it out empty and put it in the trunk, where it sat for 5 months, despite repeated trips.

That means parents have to be cafeteria monitors, and bring their cameras to capture the images for other parents who can't be there.

I don't know how adults stand there, facing a camera, and say, «Bring back our girls.»

In an atmosphere of that nature, it is clear that there can be no unity, because it is not the words that are said in the front of television cameras that will bring unity, it is the actions that we take when nobody is watching.

«But up till now, Nigerians have not been told the identities of those who brought the five sacks in which the cash was found into the airport despite the presence of CCTV cameras at the airport.

In the long term, Boal said he would like to also study eagles» food habits by putting remote cameras near eagle nests to see what kind of prey they bring back for their young.

Please excuse the less then stellar quality of these photos because like an idiot, I did not bring my professional camera, just my iphone.

I decided last minute not to bring my camera due to insufficient space.

I am sharing my results below and actually reusing my picture from my first experience because the results were the same, and I didn't bring my good camera to New York.

P.S. I highly suggest you bring your camera, iPhone works great as well but there isn't natural light so you may want to play with lighting settings on a DSLR for the best photo quality for posting

Needless to say it didn't and I felt obliged to bring it home so I could make a better informed decision... in front of my camera.

One of the reasons I don't like bringing my camera out with me is because of the issue with transporting it.

Camera: Never not one to be snapping, these Instax cameras are so fun to bring along to capture mini-moments.

Plus I didn't want to bring my nice camera on most shore excursions where it could get wet or damaged from the sand.

But no seriously, when I travel alone and not for work or with friends, I leave my camera at home, I leave anything fancy or glamorous behind and I bring only the essentials.

I may start doing these quick little OOTD (outfit of the day) videos when I don't want to bring the big DSLR camera with me, they will get better, but leave me a comment and...

I was going to bring my camera out to take pictures of that but I couldn't stand to not be wearing gloves!

The images aren't up to my usual par because I wasn't able to bring my DSLR camera into the grounds so here is my best work with a point and shoot... I had a blast at Coachella on My birthday / Easter Sunday and thanks to Budlight I was able to return to Indio and attend Stagecoach for the first time.

Not only are her pictures stunningly beautiful but she has the ability to bring out the love two people share by capturing their candid happiness on camera.

Don't forget to bring your camera, iPhone or Smartphone and set your camera settings to movie.

Gance uses techniques not much associated with silent film, like a hand - held camera, multiple superimpositions, split split screen, rapid - fire editing and flashbacks to rivet the audience's attention and bring history to vivid life.

The unthinkable has happened, and it's not long before television news cameras across the globe bring images of death and destruction to the evening news.

When you're talking to a filmmaker who invented an entire machine just to put his interview subjects at ease, allowing them to talk to a camera lens with the same degree of psychological nuance they would bring to addressing a human face, not knowing how to work your lousy $ 1.99 iPhone app is more embarrassing than usual.

Last, this was a film I have been waiting for since it was announced last year and met my expectations not just for the camera work and the mansion that had an unhinged life of it's own, but for bringing classic horror and mystery elements into the film industry that is slowly dissipating.

The rising temperatures don't necessarily bring out the worst in these characters, they just bring them out with more intensity: Sonny (Pacino) charged up in front of the cameras, crowds cheering him on with chants of «Attica!

THE BLU - RAY DISC Criterion brings To Be or Not to Be to Blu - ray in an outstanding 1.37:1, 1080p transfer struck from a new 2k scan of the nitrate camera negative.

At various points they are each effective, especially Morton, who brings real dignity to her performance, but again it's like they're acting in a theater and projecting to the back row, not performing with a camera two feet away from their faces.

If those two aren't enough for you, February 21 brings Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D, which features 3D camera controls that could work great with the add - on, and on March 23 there's Kid Icarus: Uprising, though it's only intended use is to make the interesting controls work for the left - handed.

Now in 2017, Greta Gerwig has stepped behind the camera to bring the world Lady Bird, a film which she not only directed but wrote as well.

With unique camera positions and well - paced execution the film brings the viewer into not only the excitement of the match but the psychological state of its players.

The «Camera reset» doesn't bring it back to what it should be, it still points up at the sky.

Director Chris Wedge (Robots) does a decent job keeping things fluid, with interesting «camera» angles to showcase the various locations, whether underground or high in the sky, but he can't quite bring much life to the patchwork script.

When not working with Spielberg, the Poland - native has brought his impeccable sense of lighting and camera movement to films as diverse as Jerry Maguire, Funny People, and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, the latter for which Kaminski also received an Oscar nomination.