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close-up
This term evokes a sense of intimacy and scrutiny, stripping away the surrounding environment to force the viewer's attention onto a specific detail. It is used predominantly in cinematography, photography, and journalism to signal a shift from a general overview to an emotional or technical focal point.
As a noun, it functions as a standard countable entity. When used as an adjective, it modifies the noun it precedes to describe the perspective or scale of the image, often implying a level of magnification that reveals textures or expressions invisible from a distance.
Meanings
Examples
The director wanted a close-up of the actors face to capture the emotion.
I need a close-up shot of the jewelry for the catalog.
Let us get a close-up of the evidence on the table.
The documentary features a stunning close-up of a honeybee.
She took a close-up photo of the ancient carvings.
The close-up view reveals the intricate texture of the fabric.