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Obama is the head coach, but the one's calling the shots are his assistants.— NewsOK.com RSS - home
And I'm firmly of the opinion that while you may be able to kludge a good show together if everything goes your way, unless the person calling the shots is a writer who understands the vision at that basic DNA level -- it's never going to be great.— Dead Things ON Sticks
The Lady Godiva shots are the most striking, not because of her long hair but because they confirm her newfound inclusion in the "For the love of God, please eat a sandwich" ranks of starlets.— AfterEllen.com - Because visibility matters
Tom Martin reported afterwards that the mic lead had somehow become wrapped around his flash and he'd been dragged along with Damian through the crowd out of sheer necessity, but his shots were amazing, so maybe that's a method worth considering for other gigs.— Telegraph Blogs
You don't need more than a couple photos of anything, especially when the shots are almost identical.— playful.productive.present
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