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Sentence Examples He toured the eerily dark and vacant structure to get a close-up view of the damage. He decided, on the spur of the moment, to photograph their bodies in close-up. The beginning of the film shows a selection of different modes of transport, all in close-up and fragmented. If I missed a detail I would go back and film a close-up or something to help link the images. Cinematically put, you have to shoot at once in close-up and with a wide-angle lens. Wide shots of the men on the mountain are used, while actors play the pair in close-up scenes filmed in the European Alps. The film is a slow zoom from an extreme wide shot of a room into an extreme close-up of a single image. That's why, after a certain number of films, I couldn't stand looking at myself in close-up. The expressions on the faces of the players in close-up provoke emotion in the audience. Apparently the highlight of the film is a long close-up of a turtle eating grapes. Lying among the barberfish, I was able to get good close-up photographs even with my super-wide-angle lens. If you take close-ups only occasionally, a simple set of screw-on close-up filters will provide an inexpensive solution. The close-up reporting that follows is detailed and selective in its focus. We did so, and moved towards the nearest exit that would still allow us a close-up view of the fireworks. This book consists of close-up reporting, deploying a novelist's eye for detail and ear for dialogue. The lander will return close-up pictures of the comet's nucleus, drill into the dark organic crust, and sample the primordial ices and gases. In the first close-up shot, he only has one green olive on the cocktail stick. Grotesquely camp, the film remains one of the most acidic indictments of Tinsel Town since Gloria Swanson got ready for her close-up. We cut to a close-up of a soldier shown from behind, praying, his rifle slung over his back. If you want to appreciate your talents and unique beauty, then get ready for your close-up. Show More Sentences A tool to scrape away weathered surfaces of rocks will expose fresh surfaces for close-up study. A close-up on the 56-year old Magande reveals much more than what some armchair critics and sceptics may be raving about. This picture also gives you a close-up look at the brushed aluminium finish of the case. He's a master of visual flash, positioning cameras at myriad angles to enhance every car crash, explosion or close-up gun shot. The screen then fills with a close-up of her laughing face before a complete fade. Cut to close-up of red, corn-syrup-stained hand opening to reveal said coin as violins swell with sadness. His exhibit shows 30 monochromic close-up photos of serene faces with accompanying quotes at the sides of each. The next day, we grabbed a quick breakfast, a close-up look at some deer hanging around the townsite and headed off on a boat tour down the lake. Below is a close-up of the stem fitting for the bobstay on this Vagabond pictured above. Zooming in for a close-up of a slime mold, you can observe the branching network patterns that emerge as the mold grows. Besides, many action actors get paid by the line, so never use dialogue when a slow-motion close-up and a violin score will do the job. So he has seen unrestrained Leftism close-up and has had strong incentives to get his thoughts on Leftism clear. A tide pool discovery station provides a close-up look at nearshore marine life. Maybe you should have told him up front that he wouldn't get any close-up photos? The picture will now form part of an exhibition of close-up science images which will tour venues around the country. Each of her shows is exhaustively videoed, with photographers allowed to take close-up shots, a practice that verges on the creepy. While others photographed and videoed the wreck, my buddy and I explored it close-up, venturing into the helicopter hangar among other places. Some of the best parts of the movie were the dance sequences which had a sweaty close-up liveliness that really set the mood of the bar. After slaughtering the animal, the butcher gave the children a close-up look at the heart, tendons and other internal organs of the cow. Throughout a close-up that stays with Edmund for a painful duration of seconds, his face, cast in half-light, looks older, harder and hollower. Show More Sentences Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica. A woman, impossibly beautiful, hanging twenty stories in the air, calmly brushes her teeth in close-up on a video screen. Hers is an intimate, common and close-up portrayal, full of everyday happenings and concerns. On the right side is a close-up of a stigmarian axis with the typical spiral arrangement of scars. This high-altitude trek offers a dramatic hike up to 18,450-foot Kala Patar for close-up views of Everest. In close-up, a woman appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses. The book I ended up getting had on the cover a close-up photograph of a girl wearing big sunglasses and a scarf around her neck. The film opens with a pre-title sequence that shows a close-up of a brush as it paints a large black spot on a blank canvas. Examine the amazing close-up of the barbules of a feather showing the tiny hooklets and grooves. The next-to-last shot of the series depicted the camera slowly panning back from a close-up to a long shot of the four inmates. The last bonus is a movie poster feature that begins with long, slow, close-up pans of the posters followed by a full-screen view. The film begins with a close-up of an eye, one of several repeated motifs. The camera stays in close-up as it follows her walking down the street. We see images of a panther and a tiger in close-up pacing their cages. A close-up view of a male blue dasher dragonfly shows the many lenslets of the insect's compound eyes. The police and fire brigade joined in, with a dog handling demonstration and the chance to have a close-up look at a fire engine. After threatening Bourgeau and others with arrest if they didn't cooperate, police officers took close-up Polaroids of some of the images. A close-up of a seaweed called Lobophora variegata being studied for its strong antifungal potency and potential cancer-fighting power. The tableau is somehow as erotically charged as the close-up food-porn fried chicken ad beside it. This close-up of a crop circle shows how the grain has been flattened to create the pattern. Show More Sentences Some sequences are crosscut with a variety of short scenes, while others bring the camera in for close-up views. Right on the cover, a dark-haired man in close-up leans over to kiss a beautiful blonde with a tear in her eye. Far too many shots are drawn out too lengthily and his selection of long shot vs. medium shot vs. close-up is questionable. In 2004 a probe from the Cassini spacecraft will be dropped into Titan's chilly clouds for the first close-up glimpse of this oddball moon. The film shows a pair of nimble, experienced hands framed in close-up, deftly preparing an impossibly lovely meal. It's like trying to make someone nauseous by showing them close-up shots of people puking their guts out. The purposeful stride of a child-protagonist is shown largely through a close-up of his feet. Murray hesitated, his complexion turning slightly green at the idea of a wide-awake, close-up view of the corpse. Here is a close-up of the three lugged bolt, slotted for a mechanical ejector and the beefy claw extractor. The camera dollies in slightly, then cuts to a close-up of her and tilts down to the page, upon which she is drawing crude crosses in red ink. In a close-up, one of the beasts lets out a mighty roar, and we see a baby sleeping peacefully inside its mouth. Smith consulted on these engineering projects, which earned him money, the chance to travel, and a close-up view of the rock faces. In insect macrophotography, close-up filters and macro lens are some of the most essential items to compliment any digital cameras. A close-up reveals the alternating areas of sclerosis and retained hepatic parenchyma in this nutmeg liver. The scene winds up with the close-up of the milk in the glass, coming toward the camera, filling the screen and turning it white. Because this letter is actually shown in close-up, we can only conclude that its semi-literacy is as significant as its role as a plot agent. The background is neutral, and appears to be a close-up photo of the cracked landscape of some dry, dry land. Figure 8 depicts the stamp and a close-up of the microprinting that forms Varela's left eye and eyebrow. Bifocal contact lenses, like bifocal glasses, provide distance and close-up correction on each contact. More commonly, if you want close-up shots, you'll have to work from a distance using a telephoto lens. Show More Sentences Since it was the first time back-projection had been employed at a concert, all the footage is close-up and the viewer never truly sees the scope and grandeur of these shows. Jeff's undeterred, and, using binoculars and the long lens of his camera to get a close-up look at what's going on, comes to believe the salesman is acting suspiciously. The scene changes to a close-up of Zack from a low frontal point of view. During close-up shots, the frame begins to shift, tilting ever so slightly up and down, just like the image one might see out of a porthole on a cruise ship. The main part of the film presents static, close-up images of two sports managers sitting silently on the sidelines of a football field in Krakow. Later, Christensen takes another break from the action to cut to a close-up of a different actress portraying an elderly woman suspected of witchcraft. Being able to move the camera lens for focusing and zooming would allow picture phones to take clear telephoto shots and focus on objects close-up. In La Belle Rafaela, 1927, de Lempicka provocatively posed a Parisian prostitute in a close-up image as voluptuous female odalisque or reclining nude. If a book promises to provide a close-up and personal view of war, then unexpurgated oral histories rather than casual third-person narratives are much to be preferred. Audiences feel appropriately claustrophobic in the close-up jail sequences, and appropriately exultant when Flynt's lawyer wins his case in front of the Supreme Court. One cannot but admire the daring juxtaposition of an intimate close-up scene in the foreground with the distant view of boats on the shallow waters of the lagoon. A hidden camera secretly takes a close-up photo of the shopper's face. The camera provides a sharp, close-up view for the remote physician that is actually superior to what the doctor on the spot can get using his own unaided vision. Cut to a close-up of Hank on the toilet, his face frozen in shock. Their animosity ran so deep that they worked together as little as possible while making the movie, even to the point of using stand-ins for close-up shots. To the right of that is a close-up of blue-brown wavelets of water. Being able to study Mars in close-up detail would also help us, by comparing it to our own world, to understand better the geology and environment of our home planet. Somewhere in the whirl of images is a close-up of the eye of a horse, a visual metaphor more terrifying and indicative of the feral madness of war than any in recent memory. As we were fairly centrally positioned, about two thirds of the way back on the main floor, we now had an absolutely excellent close-up view of the band. Another salesman told me the focus was no good for close-up pictures. Show More Sentences Close ups are often one shots, which means that close-up one shots often come at the high points of scenes. And just like Claudia Schiffer in the car ad, DiCaprio insisted on body doubles for close-up shots in Titanic. Zeis has a collection of working vintage Brownie and box cameras, some of which have been modified to take close-up or selective-focus pictures. Tim Easterby's sprinter showed he was nearing top form when a close-up third to Tabaret at Doncaster eight days ago. The photography is stunning, with superb use of time-lapse, close-up, and nighttime photography as well as electron microphotography. The food stylists this day had spent inordinate amounts of time preparing the hero product for a close-up scene. In their montages, the teens followed a general theme of peace and unity, using the close-up photos they had taken of personal symbols. In another PSA, viewers see a close-up of the faces of football players as they prepare for a game by applying eyeblack. However, in filming this scene proved too difficult to do, and instead the film opens with a close-up of Keaton's hawklike eye. You can always see the covered area on the focusing screen regardless what the subject distance might be or what close-up accessories are used. A worldwide TV audience had a close-up view of the astronauts when they splashed down and as they emerged from the bobbing spaceship they call Gumdrop. Yet they are unrecognizably huge, as though caught on camera in extreme close-up. The antivibration systems now mean that hand-held close-up photos can be taken at very slow speeds without blurring. When Myriam undergoes a full-body depilation in preparation for her wedding night, Brunet follows the operation in deep close-up. He amazes with his close-up magic and with his huge stunts such as walking across the Thames and levitating above The Shard. And yesterday I joined 4,000 more Ricardians as we queued for up to four hours to catch a close-up glimpse of his coffin. For example there are 25 close-up photos of rhizomes, illustrating many of the types of phyllotaxy and branching possible. Join the rangers in the bird hide to take a close-up look at the herons on one of Warwickshire's largest heronries. A Jackass penguin had been spotted in the Thames, and readers were treated to a close-up of the creature jogging on the beach. Cameraman Didier Noirot was the one who got close-up and personal with the Emperor penguins for some of the best shots in this week's episode. Show More Sentences For Barma, the close-up is an essential device to turn Macbeth into an intimist piece, but also to enhance realism and break away from the stage experience. Kangaroo paw bottle-openers, of a type that could be bought at any Oz souvenir shop, were utilised for close-up scenes of Skippy opening doors or picking up objects. Weir's second video, Clock, 2001, was comparably cyclical, comprising a looped one-second-long close-up of a solitary dandelion blown by the wind. A close-up of a cockchafer, or May bug, earned 50-year old ecologist Dean Heward, from Derwent Valley in Gateshead, the Wildlife Image of the Year award. Caroline Hutchinson's mount Sauterelle has a solid chance in the Ladies Handicap on her close-up seventh behind Barella at The Curragh last month. Examples from Classical Literature Merton Gill thrilled with the knowledge that he was beholding his first close-up. On her face had been no theatric expression which would have warranted a close-up. Of course, being still a modest woman, she does this only in the privacy of a close-up. Maybe I don't know one when I get a close-up, same as I did then. The huge beast broke off from its salmon fishing expedition in a river to stare grumpily down the lens for a passport-style close-up. Built from 1160 in flamboyant Gothic style, they give you a close-up view of flying buttresses, spires and roofs. The programme takes a close-up view of the midge and ropes in volunteers to test who's the most attractive. The film ends with a close-up of the object in the museum, its ticker tape in silent motion. It was a superb and mouth-watering close-up, to use the film phrase. As mentioned above, in The Fine Day, the close-up is embedded in a form of laconic editing of an eventless story without strong narrative causality. You'll fly around darting between long-range projectiles powers and close-up fisticuffs, but the action becomes so busy as to descend into random button mashing. An evaluation team from the magazine and SDRC visited Land Systems on January 27 for a close-up look at the division's concurrent engineering methodology. Find more words! 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