61.   The defendants were said to have spent two hours on the base and taken photographs of themselves painting the aircraft.

62.   And a fifty pound fee for the privilege of taking photographs of him was hardly likely to win him friends among the assembled media.

63.   Apart from cleaning each pane, they take photographs of the windows which help them paint in missing images, in keeping with the overall style.

64.   The doors had to be forced, but photographs were taken, as is usual police practice.

65.   This was in the foothills of the Mournes, whence he had been sent to take a photograph of bees and beekeeping.

66.   A SHANKILL Road man who molested and took obscene photographs of children was jailed for five years today.

67.   As part of his visit, organised by Liverpool Anti Racist Community Arts Association, Mr Charles will be taking photographs of Liverpool.

68.   It is believed Mr McEvoy was a keen photographer who took wedding photographs in his spare time.

69.   Members thanked David McBeath for taking photographs of the War Memorial and Alan Gibson for helping set up the Christmas tree.

70.   They will visit Newcastle and London to start taking photographs for the new project on the differences between rural and urban life.