Camera Shy

Yet one would certainly wonder whether anybody foresaw a camera-shy Czech dissident novelist one day becoming the president of a democratic Czech republic before the implosion of the Soviet Union. ❋ Sohrab Ahmari (2011)

Great white sharks may be the most fearsome fish in ocean, but it turns out they're somewhat camera-shy—their frequent turns as villains in Hollywood movies notwithstanding. ❋ Alexandra Cheney (2011)

That's the week Gilles Mendel has had — and that was before his runway show that attracted the normally camera-shy Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Rouse, a camera-shy adviser to Obama who has served smoothly as interim chief of staff, had never wanted to do it for long. ❋ AP (2011)

Among NASA's original Mercury 7 astronauts, he had stood out for being the friendliest and least camera-shy member of the group, as well as the only Marine. ❋ Zoe P. Strassfield (2011)

On High-Court Cameras The camera-shy Supreme Court isn't ready for its close-up just yet. ❋ Unknown (2012)

A usually camera-shy Rowling reveals her life and what is behind her creative drive, resulting in an intimate portrait of this very private author. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It has to be said that Mr Clegg, who usually gives the impression of a camera-shy sheep, spoke well. ❋ Unknown (2012)

The camera-shy cutthroat trout jumped ship rather than sit still for a formal portrait. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He is most definitely not camera-shy, but he has the attention-span of a knat. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We meet her three children -- an impish third-grader, quiet 8th grader, and seemingly camera-shy older teen -- and watch as they go through the predictable frustrations and challenges of modern over-scheduled kids: along with soccer practice and tutoring, there are breakdowns and headaches and much anxiety. ❋ Linda Flanagan (2011)

One of my sisters-in-law, a former pro photographer, took my author photos and made me giggle helplessly as she did it, instead of freezing up with my most camera-shy grimace. ❋ Unknown (2009)