Fans crowded around to get a photo of the pair.
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AIDE: Lets get a photo of you eating KFCTRUMP: Great idea.
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Only in this instance, we get a photo of everyone's face.
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"Can you get a photo of me with it anyway?" she asked.
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Long enough for someone to get a photo of the whole thing.
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A couple of the signs I managed to get a photo of. pic.twitter.
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I feel like she went out intentionally to get a photo of her.
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"Let me get a photo of you two!" says the man topping up our glasses.
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I think they were genuinely upset that I didn't manage to get a photo of Bigfoot!
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Pride power What's the best way to get a photo of yourself wearing a rainbow turban to go viral?
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"Clearly they were looking to get a photo of the President introducing Mrs Sacoolas to Harry's parents," Seiger said.
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Fathers hoisted their daughters on their shoulders and mothers held babies in the air to get a photo of Mrs.
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Whether we're going to get a photo of the bound-to-be-cute baby DPK or not remains to be seen.
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Rating: OK, but does anyone really win the tournament if we don't get a photo of Russell Westbrook reeling one in?
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Because tourists are climbing on the moai so they can get a photo of themselves picking the noses of the stone heads.
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While some would want to see the back of their removed tumor, Giertz managed to get a photo of it... in Antarctica.
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"They all shared a laugh and Russell agreed to let Burns get a photo of the ink," officials wrote in the post.
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The best part of my day:When I get a photo of Leah with a huge smile on her face during the middle of a tense meeting.
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While guests were reportedly prohibited from using their cell phones, we did manage to get a photo of the stunning, tall centerpieces and trophy party favors.
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And then your grandma comes and says, "Can we get a photo of all the cousins?" and shit: it's your little cousin, Little Tommy, only he's... taller than you?
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"Will you get a photo of us for me?" said Mickelson, who posed for pictures with Amy, the children and his younger brother, Tim, who was caddying for him.
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Although I wasn't able to get a photo of the living area without people in it, this is what the view of Central Park would look like on a sunny day.
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No. But there are people who will donate to meet you, and get a photo of you, and people who will pay attention to you in a way they would not otherwise.
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Maybe not all of us get a photo of ourselves emblazoned on said bus, but Carrie twirling around in her tutu with the look of ultimately crushed hope on her face is hella real.
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All of the attendees, possibly excepting the guy from DSA, are united by their desire to get a photo of (or long-distance selfie with) Musk, who is mobbed at the stage after the presentation.
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"You are seeing Elizabeth Warren's campaign doing things where you sign up, you get a photo of her dog Bailey or a photo of a llama that was canvassing with voters in New Hampshire," Thompson said.
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I also get a photo of me standing on the stage (included in my ticket price) and pick up a t-shirt I saw someone on my Jack Daniel's tour wearing yesterday because I'm easily swayed like that.
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While trying to get a photo of the device, a rep for a digital music service passed me a couple CDs and a brochure promising monthly deliveries of the newest "dance, R&B, urban, rock, alternative, adult-contemporary, and country" tracks.
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At the start of this episode Chuck plays football with his son in the park, making sure the one journalist who exists (lol I kid, I kid) who's also a photographer (I kid, I kid) can get a photo of him.
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Simply get a photo of yourself printed on one of these custom body pillows and your mom will always feel like she can give you a big ol' hug no matter where you are (or how much you actually hate snuggling IRL).
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Yellowstone National Park "I wanted to get a photo of a large Bull Bison and I happened on this one high up in a mountain pass," said Matthew Sorum, who told the National Park Foundation he has gotten into wildlife photography in the past two years.
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On Friday night, when the young programmer took the stage to speak in front of a packed auditorium in Toronto—the city that he calls his home base, though he was born in Russia and now lives in Switzerland—suits who are decades his senior pulled out their phones to get a photo of him.
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Lois and Fischer recount the not-so-subtle manipulation it took to get a photo of Liston wearing the hat, such as inviting his hero, Joe Louis, to the shoot to twist his arm and taking just-for-fun shots with the daughter of the manager of the Vegas hotel where the shoot took place.
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Ann and Skink slip away in the chaos. Bang, however, does not get a photo of Cherry. Like the other paparazzi, he is lying in wait outside the club, but he is shot through the buttocks by a thug hired by one of his disgruntled tipsters. The tipster sent the information to Bang's BlackBerry while Cherry had possession of it, and Bang was unaware that the man was expecting his usual fee.
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Jerry's revenge date doesn't go well when a former patient of Sitarides' comes up and thanks her for saving his life. The reason: he had skin cancer. George goes back to the Foto Hut, and finds himself airbrushed out, and only a drawing of Kruger back in. He then realizes he has to get a photo of his boss without his shirt on (as he was in the picture) to put back in.
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She awaits Sue to descend and round the corner before halting her and forcing her back inside. The father pulls up to a place of business and Hal, who is walking by, attempts to greet the father. The angry father ignores him, but Hal turns and sees the wigmaker's store next to him. An idea strikes him and he pays a photographer to get a photo of the father on the way out, which further angers him.
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Given that the lawyer and García Escamilla were killed by the same pistol – a 9 mm handgun – the Mexican authorities allege they were killed by the same assassin. That same year, several other homicides in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, were carried out by gunmen with the same weapon. In addition, the surveillance videos of the radio station captured the exact moment when the lone gunman shot García Escamilla, and managed to get a photo of him. According to eyewitnesses, the assassin was a young thin man who wore blue jeans, a shirt, and a black backpack.
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Georgina and Serena witness a kiss between Dan and Blair that Georgina manages to get a photo of. Georgina appears briefly in the season finale. Dan, having seemingly been dumped by Blair, alienated and betrayed by Serena, Lily, Chuck, Nate and everyone that he knows, approaches Georgina, asking for help to publish the sequel to "Inside", pledging to write the novel "he should have written from the beginning". Georgina, with her own personal score to settle with all of the characters of the Upper East side, is happy to help.
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The Stooges are Click, Clack and Cluck, paparazzi-like photographers working for Whack Magazine ("If it's a good picture, it's out of Whack!"). After failing in their attempts to get a photo of movie star Percival De Puyster and his new bride, their boss Mr. Wilson (Vernon Dent) fires them. But Wilson changes his mind and instead sends the Stooges to Vulgaria (an obvious parody of Bulgaria) for their next job, knowing full well that taking pictures in Vulgaria is against the law and punishable by death. The inept trio arrive and inadvertently let another photographer who was to be shot escape.
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A paedophile attempts to lure children via a chat room, but fails each time, unable to successfully portray himself as a 13-year-old boy named "Benji". Failures include correcting a child's grammar, inadvertently mentioning that he was in London while it was being bombed in World War II, and trying to get a photo of the girl to whom he's been chatting, but only getting a photo of her friend "Lucy", a guinea pig. When he eventually manages to arrange a meeting with one of his online friends known as "Charlotte", the "child" turns out to be another elderly chat room paedophile.
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Following the hospital, Bean visits Windsor Castle where he takes a few photographs, including one of the inside of a dustbin and another of a nude statue after covering the private part with a plastic wrapper from the bin. He then pries the gnomon off a sundial to place his Polaroid camera on the stand, in order to get a photo of himself with a Queen's Guard (Rupert Vansittart). He dresses the guard up with flowers and other things, trims his moustache (into a toothbrush style, similar to that of Adolf Hitler and Charlie Chaplin) and hangs Teddy off his bayonet. While Bean is doing this, the guard attempts to remain motionless (which proves difficult as especially when Bean starts to dangerously clean the trigger of his rifle).
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Nickel Plate Road 759 is now a static display at Steamtown, more often than not being on display inside the refurbished DL&W; roundhouse. 759 is easily seen from the walk way Steamtown put inside the roundhouse to allow visitors to see the work going on. It is also the largest locomotive in the roundhouse with only a foot or two of clearance at either end making it notoriously difficult if not impossible to get a photo of the whole locomotive. 759 was one of the two American built steam locomotives considered by Steamtown to be restored to operating condition, the other being Boston and Maine 3713, which was ultimately chosen over 759, most likely due to clearance issues on the turntable (in order for 759 to fit, all of the safety railings that surround the turntable pit in the areas open to visitors have to be removed).
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Fisher, worried that domestic hardliners could cause either President to use the negotiations to posture advised President Mahuad to avoid the typical photograph of the two presidents shaking hands and instead get a photo of the two leaders sitting side-by-side working off a common document. This photo (copy can be seen here ) helped signal to the public in each country that the presidents would not be taking an adversarial approach to the negotiation and helped lower rhetoric on both sides. In South Africa Fisher worked on the negotiations and constitutional process that led to the end of apartheid in South Africa. From the 1980s through mid 1990s Roger Fisher and his colleagues at the Conflict Management group, at the direction of then Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Bishop Joseph Seoka, the African National Congress, the National Party, the Dutch Reformed Church, AZAPO, and the Inkatha Freedom Party taught interest-based negotiation process to the leaders of all the factions as well as advised them and their negotiators.
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