Just about here the photographer must have stood, to snap that picture of the four good friends.

More than 20 photographers stood on the thick red carpet and took picture after picture.

But now the photographers were standing in front of them.

A photographer stood three feet back from the wall, killing time taking artsy shots of the hands.

A dozen journalists and photographers stood outside the narrow red-brick house.

Inside the house the photographer was standing beside the camera cabinet, green with envy.

To get that picture, the photographer had been standing on their back lawn.

Inside, photographers stood on chairs, snapping away at the breakfast crowd.

A photographer stood by the far wall, trying to find a reading on his light meter.

The photographers, he said, stood to make thousands of dollars by coming up with the pictures and selling them.