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- Photographers are most commonly spotted on college campuses taking pictures of the architecture, hoping that their "artsyness" will inspire frat guys to drag them back to their parties. They can also frequently be found with their heads buried in nightclub toilets.
- Photographer is a man who first appeared in Monster Menace.
- The Photographer is obviously a photographer. So far, he has appeared in Picture Day and Model Sponge. He takes all the pictures of the people in boating school, but in Model Sponge, he is a director.
- The photographer is a very minor character who appeared in one strip from the 2/23 through 2/28 1987 story arc.
- The photographer is an unnamed character that has appeared in several episodes of Arthur. He has always been seen around a camera taking photographs, and in "How the Cookie Crumbles" it seems like he may have his own photography studio. Since digital photography has become more common, he has appeared less in recent episodes. The photographer was revealed to live at Westboro Apartments in "Meek for a Week."
- A photographer is a person who takes photographs with a camera.
- He was a photographer in the United Kingdom, and was the man who took the iconic photo of Desmond Hume and Penny Widmore that Desmond and Penny still have to this day.
- 5x13Photographer.png|Photographer (House Call) Photographer.jpg|Photographer (Witchness Protection) A Photographer appeared in a total of 2 episodes over the course of the series.
- The Photographer is a man who is found in front of the waterfall on the 1st floor of the mission You Better Watch Out... The waterfall which he is in front of is passable and it will lead to a stairwell. Given the option if not used already, 47 can engage a dialogue cutscene. He says that all the girls will be his soon and they will do anything. The photographer can be eliminated and his clothes can be used to go into an elevator.
- Photographer is an Occupation normally listed under Camera and Electrical Department. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Art Department, Special Effects or Makeup Department.
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- The Photographer is a character from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. Only appearing in the DX re-make, he is a small mouse that is the basis for the Photo Album Sidequest. The Photographer resides in the Camera Shop in Tal Tal Heights. Link can visit the Photographer to get his picture taken and receive the Photo Album, titled The Travels of Link. Once this has been completed, a sidequest to fill the Photo Album ensues; certain events in the game result in the Photographer taking Link's picture and placing the resulting picture in the Photo Album. There are 12 events in total (with the first one having an alternative depending on Link's choice), and some can be completed at any time, while others must be completed at a certain time, having the potential to be missed.
- The Photographer is a character from Rayman, acting as a checkpoint. The Photographer is in almost every level, waiting in places after hard obstacles to help Rayman. He is always seen with a small board representing a man flexing his muscles. There is a hole at the very top where Rayman sticks his head. After the Photographer snaps the picture, the player's game is saved. If Rayman dies on any upcoming parts before the end of the level, he will reappear at the last place his picture was taken.
- Photographer are Terran civilians who take photographs for "fun" and profit. After the invasion of the Protoss and Zerg, many Terran media outlets have hired freelance photographers (amateur to professional) to capture images of any alien life (Dead Rising: Frank West). Due to Dominion restrictions on everything regarding alien life and technology, several outlets have been paying top credit for any scrap of information gathered. Special abilities:
- A photographer was present at the Hill Valley Festival on Saturday September 5, 1885, offering the opportunity to those attending to have a souvenir photograph taken with the new clock that would be installed in the tower of the Hill Valley Courthouse. His camera was of the large 19th century variety which sat on a tripod, and had focusing bellows, a curtain to keep out the light and a handheld flash.
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