Photography and film term referring to framing a shot.
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Examples for "closeup"
Examples for "closeup"
1He turned on cue to give the TV audience a full-face closeup.
2Carmen leaned in and tapped the closeup shot of the snow globes.
3Maigret began as a closeup in the mind's eye of the writer.
4Below, you can see a closeup of the region taken on Feb. 5.
5On the left is a closeup of one of the four chemical bunkers.
1The bots' cameras had shown her the war in close-up for years.
2Nevertheless, the former spy's career included close-up experience of a catastrophic operation.
3Good collection of close-up vids on the back of Rihanna's new one.
4The view from here is the border: the lake, close-up, is vertical.
5Check out a close-up view of the blaze a bit earlier, below.
6He'd studied numerous close-up photographs in the past month, memorizing every feature.
7An undated image of a close-up view of a Guidant stent design.
8It always pays to stage a close-up in a game like this.
9It was a superb and mouth-watering close-up, to use the film phrase.
10Here's a close-up of your original material, before we began our examination.
11Clinton and Blair worked out the importance of the TV camera close-up.
12Now that I saw him close-up, he looked no more than twelve.
13Cleveland, his close-up survey of the wreckage finished, turned to the captain.
14And there was decent close-up access to the skinny and the sweaty.
15Pakula looked for a close-up of the glasses and quickly found it.
16To go in for a close-up, move the camera with your hand.
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