51.   The intense conflict played out in a tiny geography gave them access that war photographers had not had before nor since, he said.

52.   The judge wants to know if other photographers had that information as well.

53.   The photographer had a possible broken leg and cuts to his face, Humphrey said.

54.   There are also grisly post-execution shots and one series showing an execution in progress, with a gap where the photographer may have had to change film.

55.   A photographer had his camera confiscated.

56.   An AFP photographer had his film seized by police outside the university.

57.   At least two demonstrators were bundled into police cars while several news photographers had their cameras confiscated.

58.   But one foreign news photographer had film ripped from his camera and a foreign television crew was prevented from filming.

59.   But the car inauspiciously sputtered to a stop and their photographer had to push the car up to the window.

60.   The photographers had their film confiscated.