picture desk

They started making calls to newspaper picture desks around Britain.

I've known Dillon for ages, since he turned up at the picture desk in 1990 and spent some time on work experience with us.

Here are the latest images from the Telegraph's picture desk.

- I would like to submit photographs to your picture desk.

They call the picture desk, 212-556-1081 to alert us to what they have.

No, I don't see the picture desk buying that one, however marvelous the thing itself.

If they are confronted by an officer, a call to the picture desk usually solves it.

His continuing interest in photography propelled him to the picture desk, which he took over in 1952.

There, in the middle of the newsroom, wedged between the picture desk and the sports department, sits a television studio.

I understand that his photographs were distributed by an agency to the picture desks of several newspapers, which declined to publish them.

The night's work over, Young drives to the Express's offices, captions his film and leaves it on the picture desk.

Its picture desk opened in 1993, and a Los Angeles bureau was added in 1994.

"I'll ask someone from the picture desk to pop up and " "Don't bother.

He also bought a green eye-shade which he had long coveted and which helped him to impose his personality on the picture desk.

At The Times, Mr. Farrell also worked on the picture desk and the national desk.

Lightning showed up, carrying the coffee orders in the battered, stained wire service paper box that he kept, when not in use, beneath the picture desk.

Picture desks now use amateur online photo archives instead of commissioning new images and get pictures for a fraction of previous costs or entirely for free.

National and major regional newspapers too are listed including the name of the Picture Editor and the telephone number of the Picture Desk.

BBC Pictures reserves the right to provide only one login and password account for each publication/website and preference will be given to picture desks.

The collection is split between the London and New York offices of The Picture Desk and now consists of more than 200,000 images.

To obtain high-res copies of the pictures with a PA Copyright, please call the PA Picture Desk on 020 7963 7000.

A few Times photographers have begun shooting video as well as stills, and the Picture Desk has also begun work on features that combine photos and video.

Mr. Gardner began his career in 1942 as an office boy at The Times, and later worked on the paper's picture desk in New York, Paris and Frankfurt.

So he was being controlled through Jamaica, through a taciturn man who was head of the picture desk on the Daily Gleaner, the famous newspaper of the Caribbean.

Shortly after, Dazed & Confused relocated to the ground floor of the same building and Perou started working on the picture desk with the photographic director, Phil Poynter.