closeup
/ˈkloʊsˌʌp/
noun
- A photograph or film shot taken from very close to the subject, showing fine detail.
- The photographer took a closeup of the butterfly's wing to show its patterns.
- She used a special lens to capture a closeup of the flower's petals.
- In the movie, a closeup of the actor's face revealed his fear.
- A detailed or intimate view or examination of something.
- The documentary gave a closeup of life in a small fishing village.
- We got a closeup of the problem when we visited the factory.
- The article offers a closeup of the artist's creative process.