Close-ups are kept within the confines of a handmaid's bonnet.
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That's because Fincher's extreme close-ups don't call attention to themselves.
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The show has basic aesthetics: close-ups, pop ballads, nothing fancy.
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The cameras also show close ups of Manafort and the witnesses.
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The camera shots were tight close-ups of the couple intertwined.
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The movie's visual style telegraphs authenticity with countless lengthy close-ups.
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Lynn Nottage's spiky Hollywood comedy readies for its final close-ups.
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Note the quick cut-aways, extreme close-ups, and sharp shooting angles.
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In extreme close-ups, it was almost impossible to tell the difference.
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Live video shows close ups of furrowed brows and in-game strategies.
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Will the stunt double look as creepy as these close-ups do?
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The extended close-ups feel intimate, like you're getting to know them.
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Also preview the glitched-out scares with a few close-ups below.
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One of those articles also contains close-ups of the boys' genitals.
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There will be no shortage of extreme close-ups filling your Stories tray.
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Jon gets half a dozen close-ups, and I'm not mad about it.
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We're not interested in logs and extreme close-ups of just your genitals.
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Transforming Misadventures into Insecure involved adding complex lighting and thoughtfully artistic close-ups.
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There are definitely close-ups of her surgery and her freshly cut ear.
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The script prefers moody close-ups and flat voice-over to character depth.
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You can see some amazing close-ups of it on embroiderer Carragher's site.
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The video lingered on the body, including close-ups of his swollen hand.
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A stranger noticed my hands, and asked me to send him close-ups.
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The Art of the Perfect Shot: stunningly sharp close-ups #HuaweiP9 #OO pic.twitter.
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I would watch close-ups of literally any part of Rihanna's body. 17.
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You just end up going for the close-ups as a fallback almost.
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Still others could be close-ups of rough-hewn, jewel-like coral reefs.
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Ads featuring close-ups of the Hubble boxes outperformed those with human models.
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It leaves us with some strange close-ups for the final few frames.
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We see close-ups of Rosie's shoes as she dances on a wall.
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There were a couple times with close-ups where I tended to overact.
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The acting, in close-ups and medium shots, has a studied, stagy quality.
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But I filmed all of these close-ups of Julia on the phone.
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Morano's close-ups, then, subtly force the audience into Offred's point-of-view.
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Subverting the usual cinematic technique of close-ups of the terrified victim staring up at the camera—making the viewer complicit in the attack—Zarchi instead includes close-ups of the rapists, forcing the viewer into Jennifer's or the victim's shoes.
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It also captured some final images of Titan and close-ups of Saturn's rings.
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Obligatory cameo by chef Daniel, plus random close-ups of the overpriced food commence.
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At other points, though (particularly in close-ups), it looks like a PS4 game.
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By contrast, AbemaTV's smartphone-focused approach features a cleaner look with frequent close-ups.
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Oscillating between trembling close-ups and medium range shots, the film feels shockingly disconcerting.
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Close-ups of Parker's face emphasize Turner's suffering, and the symbolism of his endurance.
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It can't all be sunshine and close-ups of goose eyes all the time.
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On it play six videos of women, seen in short, slow-motion close-ups.
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Apparently intense close-ups, explosions, and cuts so fast your brain can't process them.
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Video by Brian Clifford Beasley shows a cityscape and close-ups of assault weapons.
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Switching between lenses for distance shots and close-ups, Abu Mustafa began taking images.
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The 3D rendering at top is formed by analyzing various close-ups and angles.
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Oil-on-aluminum close-ups of cocktails and other cool drinks by Dike Blair.
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The RIKEN group got their fish-fight neural close-ups in two different ways.
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They captured close-ups of termites and of nesting birds inside a tree trunk.
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His images are unaffected and candid, with wordless close-ups that speak for themselves.
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Only two cameras were present: one for long shots and one for close-ups.
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Mr. Jenkins often moves among the dancers, affording us close-ups and alternative views.
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The lack of close-ups or editing made it look like a security camera feed.
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Cassini took wide shots and close-ups across several wavelengths and from wildly different angles.
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Cameras zoom to extreme close-ups of cropped eyes, with lights reflecting off glaring pupils.
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Close-ups of these squawking birds are paired with figure studies that render them noble.
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The close-ups were carefully framed - a crumpled boarding pass, a battered laminated safety card.
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Bergman's close-ups in "Notorious" have the charcoal softness of a child recognizing its mother.
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It will also have slightly higher resolution, enabling more close-ups of water-stressed regions.
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Armored cameramen were prepped to sprint onto fields to get close-ups of the action.
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The camera obsesses over Mother, unwaveringly, using tight close-ups and over-the-shoulder shots.
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The lingering close-ups capture both the salesmen's rapid calculations and the customers' inner turmoil.
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You see close-ups of his face twitching with emotion and of his fidgeting hands.
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It looks like they&aposre all ready for their close- ups, especially Trudeau and Macron, right?
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However, don't expect the new family to share close-ups of baby Shai any time soon.
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The embroidery artist behind the superfan creation shared a couple of close-ups of the handiwork.
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They show close-ups of her sexual organs and use vulgar language while poking at her.
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Interspersed with close-ups of the tape recorder being operated are subliminal images of a body.
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There's also a selfie mode that adjusts the focus and brightness to take better close-ups.
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It's lots of close-ups and 16-year-old girls are never going to love that.
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Both photos are super close-ups of her face while she makes a silly, disgusted expression.
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That rule applies to content showing sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully naked buttocks.
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We see close-ups of its paws, stepping ever so carefully on the crunchy forest floor.
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There were images of football games, athletes dancing and preening for the camera, and close-ups.
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Random close-ups of grinning skulls and fly-covered leg bones are used as transitional adornments.
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"Tim was photographing graffiti, and close-ups of fighters' painted fingernails, and landscapes," said Mr. Kamber.
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Austerely chic landscapes, frank sexuality and close-ups of strikingly beautiful women did not hurt, either.
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It's a startling and distant view that contrasts magnificently with some of Cassini's famous close-ups.
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McQueen discusses why he kept all the performers in a wide shot, rather than close-ups.
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I follow one account that is, I kid you not, just close-ups of dog noses.
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Include close-ups of any wear or damage — it will save you from angry recriminations later.
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The lenses allow you to zoom in for close-ups or widen the scope with ease.
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Correction: The lenses used on the show's close-ups are mostly telephoto lenses, not wide-angle ones.
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Look to all the needless close-ups of Colton's mouth — Colton's mouth talking, Colton's mouth eating shrimp.
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Doremus has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world much-needed intimacy.
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And, photos that include "genitals, and close-ups of fully-nude buttocks" are prohibited on the platform.
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The films are sustained close-ups of his many tortured emotions; she's essentially a sexy singing lamp.
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I tried to describe the condition of the item accurately, and take close-ups of any flaws.
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Its first-person perspective provides great close-ups of the cutest kitten I've seen in a minute.
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They can learn techniques like shooting in low light, taking close-ups, and working in portrait mode.
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Rather, it's Snyder's style over substance slow-motion moments, reliance on close-ups, and obsession with montage.
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The online version of Ms. Seeler's catalog of Kollwitz sculptures shows close-ups of deeply gouged surfaces.
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The spatial presentation has the variety of a camera moving between close-ups, long shots, traveling sequences.
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He spends "Endless" in long shots and a few close-ups, toiling alongside those clones of himself.
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He started in 2004, after flipping through The Guardian and seeing some color close-ups of HIV.
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But for a sample, here are a handful of close-ups with the comments that inspired them.
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Sweaty, square-jawed close-ups substitute for fighting, and fake blood is doled out by the thimbleful.
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The pieces shown, many of them beguiling, practically beg for their close-ups and for some exploration.
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In close-ups, you can see Cooks' head bobble on his shoulders before he crumples to the ground.
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He declined to provide specifics on how close UPS was to reaching its goal of 95,000 seasonal workers.
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The face of the victim, who has yet to be identified, is blurred out on several close-ups.
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Sometimes they posted close-ups of the victims' clothing and personal items to see if anyone recognized them.
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High-definition images streamed from the roosts allow the eagle fans to see close-ups of the birds.
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The projected images included collections of peoples' faces in close-ups, urban scenes from various cities and more.
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Maybe it would seem warmer if there were a lot of music, or a lot of close-ups.
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A few close-ups of sweaty bodies later, it's revealed to be everyone's favorite stand-up comedian, Lee.
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But it's the close-ups of the vast aurora at Jupiter's north pole that I'm most excited for.
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"A little concerned there's no close-ups of Cardi B because she's lip syncing," wrote one Twitter user.
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So I think you'll see the difference when you look at the close-ups in this film, vs.
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This physicality is a bigger asset in the theatre than on camera, with its capacity for close-ups.
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To start, "I always try to do some sketches," he revealed, sharing close-ups of his mood boards.
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Plenty of close-ups of hair slowly being ripped out of stretched skin, and a lot of pain.
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SPW: With [Ronald Bronstein's] Frownland, we shot close-ups on faces because we didn't have any art department.
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The sweeping panoramas and detailed close-ups of the ancient landscape are almost more beautiful than words allow.
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And here's the result: The 3D rendering at top is formed by analyzing various close-ups and angles.
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A few close-ups of a wailing baby and Siri and Alexa will be busy searching tubal ligation.
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While this account isn't as exclusively pig-centric as the others, there's still plenty of Pickles close-ups.
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The video details a decaying relationship, sliding between a home and a beach, close-ups and wide shots.
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The first half of Wasteland No. 1 – Ardent, Verdant is a montage of close-ups of computer motherboards.
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By this point, you've witnessed several celeb disappointments, close-ups of grimaced smiles after they've lost in their category.
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They also permit the camera to capture different kinds of images, such as close-ups and fish-eye views.
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Cassini also caught stunning close-ups of Saturn's rings, which are now thought to be millions of years old.
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After enough slow-mo's, close ups, and Dutch angles of my battles, Vanselow called a wrap on the project.
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Then, later that same evening, the two posted another set of close-ups at almost the exact same time.
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The next time Jenna Bush Hager's daughters visit the Today set, they'll be ready for their hand close-ups.
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Warning: The tweet below the scroll-line contains some fairly unpleasant close-ups of a man's sun-burned skin.
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Check out some close-ups of his latest below: See more of Alexandr Sasha Trubetskoy's work on his website.
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He posted several videos about stabbings he attributed to those groups, zooming in on gruesome close-ups of wounds.
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While some snapped close-ups of the government critic's face, others stood for portraits in front of the casket.
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"Okay guys, I'm about to get tattoo removal," she said on Tuesday, before showing close-ups of the procedure.
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Instagram's community guidelines forbid nudity, including "sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully-nude buttocks" and female nipples.
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The Slow Mo Guys are back at it, showing us some more insanely delayed close ups of shattered glass.
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JH: You often favor close-ups focusing on the face, sometimes leaving tops of heads or chins off-camera.
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He even knew how to wear it just right so that the pendant would appear in any close-ups.
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The bulk of the photographs are close-ups of tagged walls, without any identifying building information in the frame.
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Runge and The Wife's cinematographer, Ulf Brantas, make frequent and telling use of close-ups, especially of Glenn Close.
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They showcased the car's features, the lifestyle of its drivers, and full color close-ups of that year's model.
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And the filmmaking is shaky at best (with lots of distracting zoom-in close-ups for no real reason).
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Most are of landscapes, or are close-ups of soil, with my dad's rock pick in there for scale.
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Likewise, François Messier Rheault's caressing close-ups are intimately anonymous, the personalities beneath the popping veins only faintly differentiated.
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Her points of view range from aerial shots, taken from a helicopter, to close-ups of cracks in ice.
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Clark likes to linger on close-ups of intertwined naked bodies, and he seems to admire these characters' freedom.
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These are spectacular abstract, otherworldly close-ups of bones, skulls, flint, driftwood, drain pipes, crushed springs, and scrap metal.
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The second was far less typical: close-ups of diatoms, butterfly wings, snail tongue, whalebone—all taken through a microscope.
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And then there are the dramatic circular pans, intense close-ups, and fisheye-lens shots, all deployed seemingly at random.
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And its pared-down but unmistakable visual style, all close-ups and canted angles, added to the sense of paranoia.
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The success of its looping Boomerang format encouraged the company to introduce Superzooms, its Dramatic Chipmunk-style extreme close-ups.
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We always end with close-ups of the pugs and their cats and obsess over how cute they all are.
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Tim Schutsky: I spent the last few hours of the shoot chasing cows around to take close-ups of them.
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With startlingly close-ups, certain moments in the film offer an entertaining look at the textured look of each character.
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When paired together with a simple floral printed T-shirt, I feel like I'm ready for plenty of close ups.
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For close-ups and stuff it was great, but for wide shots I was like, 'Can we take them out?
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And they're all linked largely by a shared love of slow motion, extreme close-ups, and sullen, glowering beefcake shots.
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Led by the indomitable Ms. Vokes, these characters — photographed in steady, unadorned close-ups by Benjamin Kracun — are natural storytellers.
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For a lot of the close-ups, I had contact lenses that were opaque, so I couldn't see anything anyway.
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Guests should be ready for their close-ups: Ms. Bareilles keeps a pink Instax mini camera on a console table.
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But the movie keeps a lighthearted tone with a "Pineapple Express"-like soundtrack and gratuitous close-ups of weed strains.
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Horrified, friends and family watched, the raw footage shifting from Herver's drained expression to close-ups of his bloody behind.
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The camera bumps and swings, panning across the scene, then zooming in for close-ups, changing focus as it moves.
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I find that flash helps really make these close-ups shine, but it's an aesthetic choice that's not for everyone.
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While these photo sessions certainly did justice to the planet's mesmerizing features, they were close-ups, rather than wide shots.
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"We have no close-ups or any of the tools a director would normally use," said Maria, content lead, 39.
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Slow-motion footage, instrumental music and loving close-ups of ingredients do all they can to drive that point home.
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In the case of "Liberté," a few close-ups now and again would certainly have helped the plodding evening along.
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Weber doesn't lavish a lot of close-ups on Pavlova, preferring instead to show the dancer-star in longer shots.
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That there was something exhilarating about being trapped with those monsters, and their words, in those fat, messy close-ups.
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While she spoke, several of the portraits flicked by on giant screens: affectionate and loosely painted close-ups of women.
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President… Mr. President… C, set #1," these words are superimposed on close-ups of President Reagan's face, while in "Mr.
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Between wide shots crowded by men with swords, close-ups of Reiko's face, body, and movements showcase her dancerly movements.
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The Mike Wallace Interview was characterized by a cutthroat attitude, probing questions, close-ups shots, and lots of cigarette smoke.
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Similarly, the vacay mainstay of a "food shot" is twisted by close-ups of questionable meat with flies buzzing about.
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This includes photos, videos, and some digitally-created content that show sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully-nude buttocks.
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The network regularly ran ads for mail-order bride services, for example, or ones that featured close-ups of women's breasts.
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Doremus also has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world some much-needed sensuality and intimacy.
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Mack allegedly also directed her slaves to pose for nude photographs, including close-ups of their vaginas, according to court documents.
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Here and there, Mr. Whishaw overcomes Mr. Smith's stilted dialogue and Mr. Verbruggen's predilections for looming close-ups and circling cameras.
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There's also a macro mode for close-ups as close as nearly 12 inches, and a landscape mode for capturing scenery.
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Pop a little film in there (Fujicolor Superia 400 — can't 3D print that… yet) and it's ready for its close-ups.
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Among the images are close-ups of couples in tender embraces, hand-in-hand on marches or simply reading the newspaper.
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Today, 'Art on a Box' features matchbox labels from around the world, some shot against landscapes, and others as close-ups.
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And directly across from the image of them is the screen devoted to close-ups of Mr. Pryor's waist and crotch.
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It's a strange tale told through neon colors, uncomfortable close-ups, and looped moments that Mockler says were inspired by GIFs.
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By using close-ups and shallow focus images throughout, Nemes gives viewers no opportunity to disengage from Saul's point of view.
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Check out a couple close ups below: Lutz crafted this map of Mars for her blog, Tabletop Whale, earlier this year.
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Sumptuous close-ups of un-stretched skin belie the fact that none of Christiansen's subjects look the camera in the face.
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We promise you won't be able to look away from the captivating close-ups of Thompson marking and prepping the piercing.
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An exhibition of the photographer Guido Mocafico's close-ups of Blaschka sculptures runs through May 24 at Hamiltons Gallery in London.
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This is a useful phenomenon because it allows us to get close-ups of stellar objects that would otherwise remain distant.
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LBGW isn't just about clicking through a sea of dick pics, though, as cock close-ups are banned from the board.
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An unseen bather draws simple illustrations of faces, places, and emotional images like clasped hands and extreme close-ups of eyes.
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Much of the adaptation is filmed in extremely intimate close-ups on Moss's face, leaving her no room for anything false.
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Onstage, "Fleabag" throbs with a concentrated, combustible vitality that a camera is incapable of capturing, even with pore-probing close-ups.
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The most powerful shots are the close-ups of Anna on the train, adrift in Europe and lost in her thoughts.
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The chapter dedicated to close-ups, for example, uses a clip from Australian silent film director Paulette McDonagh's The Cheaters (1929).
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The film's director, Michelle Esrick, begins and ends with close-ups of Hammond walking outside his childhood home in Melbourne, Fla.
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The filmmakers had close-ups and computer animation; the theatermakers must deliver a parallel punch with sets, sound, lighting and video.
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A reliance on long close-ups of pensive faces, and Mr. Conrad's fetish for scenes of group urination, start to pall.
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Cretton mirrors this idea in the way he shoots the scene, through a pair of tight close-ups on each character.
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We saw a few close-ups of the text on the drive as Elliot reviewed it, but they didn't reveal much.
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Too many trembling lipped close-ups of Adam Driver, the random casino side trip, too many implausibilities, too many slow moments.
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Lacking a robust narrative, D'Onofrio desperately spackles over gaps with hackneyed close-ups of faces well versed in romancing a camera.
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Her own swirling menstrual blood, shot in close-ups, is mixed with saltwater and freshwater, stirred with Q-tips and examined microscopically.
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I started to transition from posting nail stuff to posting about makeup, and then I started posting close-ups of my eyes.
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Middle seasons mostly showed close-ups of the messages, letting viewers read for themselves before the Liars delivered a clutch reaction shot.
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The side facing the entrance shows slow-motion close-ups of people viewing ground zero in the days just after the Sept.
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The lenses even come with a free accompanying app that's optimized for shooting and easily locking focus on your close-ups shots.
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In some television close-ups of sections of the crowd, you could see that not everyone was joining in on the fun.
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Gnoli's close-ups, limited to an earthy palette of ochres, siennas, umbers, grays, and blacks, abstract the imagery into simple, colored shapes.
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Some of his close-ups of completely inanimate objects are so vivid and crisp, you feel like you can touch the surfaces.
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There's a photo of Linsey's swollen face, a couple close-ups on her healing wound, and photographic evidence of the spider itself.
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No matter what shots I took â€" outdoors, indoors, low-light, close-ups â€" the photos left a lot to be desired.
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Sumptuously lit close-ups inside dim bars, dank basement offices, and sunny brownstone kitchens frame the tortured speeches of Perry's bothered characters.
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Nana and the girl talk in bright close-ups; the flashbacks are wordless full spreads, encouraging us to supply the missing information.
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Later, he will record the voice-over and shoot the programming close-ups while being coached through the code, line by line.
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Do not post nudes — unless you're photoshopping a "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" onto a public figure.
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We addressed this by relying on animation to depict text conversations, and also through close-ups showing people's phones during vérité scenes.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe, last Thursday, included close-ups of an April 2010 pay stub from her previous employer, the BBC World Service Trust.
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The colors have been bled from the California sunshine, and the camera alternates wanly between shaky close-ups and indifferent establishing shots.
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Extreme close-ups of the launch were filmed on a special 70-millimeter format, which made digitally scanning them even more complicated.
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The screens were back on, showing paintings of angels and close-ups of calligraphy that faded into live video of the singers.
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In close-ups on those screens, Mr. Jackman sometimes looked like a man feeling the pure joy of performing music he loves.
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You're worried your close-ups might be out of focus, or your sound isn't as good as you wanted it to be.
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Zimny films these highly personal anecdotes, and their accompanying songs, in close-ups and medium shots that don't stray beyond the stage.
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He has cast Moss in three movies, including "Queen of Earth," from 2015, filming her character's gradual unraveling in punishing close-ups.
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Close-ups of the gold watch's face are accompanied by a deconstructed techno track with uncanny tribal overtones remixed by Mr. Poledna.
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She smiles in a few, in others she looks frozen (or is it stoic?); the ones that pop are tight close-ups.
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Many directors use spectacle to convey larger-than-life events while reserving devices like close-ups to express a character's inner being.
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They have never been exhibited in such abundance, and their delicacy and color enlivens the show, especially the close-ups of walls.
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No surprise ... Beyonce and Jay Z are in the front row ... for countless close-ups during the show at L.A.'s Staples Center.
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It all but invites you into its space, through those frequent, eerie close-ups, shot with telephoto lenses to blur out the backgrounds.
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The FDA revealed this information in a brightly hued YouTube video that opens with lingering close-ups of a decadent looking baked good.
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"With everyone posting close-ups of their hands on Instagram, thumbnail art has recently taken off," says Olive & June founder Sarah Gibson Tuttle.
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In the middle of one infomercial, I was forced to confront the sheer enormity of bullets through a half-hour of close-ups.
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Close-ups are especially tough, says Mr Webber, because humans are hyper-sensitive to even small imperfections in how computer-generated faces look.
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Soon thereafter, several Twitter users tweeted photos of what appeared to be close-ups of the same van, taken prior to Sayoc's arrest.
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The cathedral's roof offers fantastic views of Milan as well as close-ups of the elaborate buttresses that go undetected from the ground.
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However, we were watching a live telecast at our local cinema, so she saw gigantic close-ups of quivering nipples and flexing buttocks.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Aside from faces, Portrait mode is also great for shooting close-ups of things.
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But most people access its events through its videos, which feature close-ups of drones whizzing through lit-up rings and laughing pilots.
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Extreme close-ups are impossible… the Dycam unit attached to my Mac kept shooting pictures by itself, in the middle of the night.
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This camera is steered by a robotic system across the painting in question, taking hundreds or even thousands of high-resolution close-ups.
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Kaitlyn: Based on unbridled enthusiasm and acquiescence to close-ups I would say the singer, Carlton Blount, is experiencing a career high point.
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Leads Sharon Stone and Billy Baldwin were at odds, with both stars refusing to read lines for each other's close-ups, Galloway writes.
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But mostly, the method struggles to adjust itself, especially when focusing on close-ups of people, turning entire scenes green, brown, and sepia.
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By contrast, The Shallows featured numerous close-ups of Lively's glistening butt, bobbing out of the water like two buoys on a surfboard.
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Photos and videos that include "sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully-nude buttocks" aren't allowed on Instagram, according to the guidelines.
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From the lush vistas of the African plains to close-ups of a mouse scurrying around, every frame of this movie looks real.
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Sweeping panoramas of its many gables and roofs, graceful pans through its labyrinth, loving close-ups on its many details and architectural peculiarities.
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In 1963, Mr. Adelman's access as a volunteer photographer for civil rights organizations enabled him to capture dramatic close-ups of the Rev.
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With alternating angles and close-ups of Owens pre- and post-race, the viewer gets an unusual sense of his power and grace.
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Extreme close-ups are impossible … the Dycam unit attached to my Mac kept shooting pictures by itself, in the middle of the night.
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In PONY HOTEL (2018) shots of a sunny business suite are ruptured by close-ups of a silver bit suddenly entering a void.
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He also understands his own star appeal (he gives himself plenty of heat-stoking close-ups), which dovetails with his role as director.
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Through haptic close ups and pulsating sound design, Carlos Casas's Cemetery attempts to map a more spiritual experience onto the representation of animals.
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I rarely made it to two seconds before director David Ayer had cut away to a series of close-ups of his actors.
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Then, as you weave through the park, you get close ups of Kylo Ren's transport ship and, of course, the iconic Millennium Falcon.
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We're living in an age of astoundingly beautiful nature documentaries, stunning live sports events, and crystal clear close-ups of Hollywood's beautiful elite.
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Here, though, her face mostly conveys blurred yearning and all those close-ups suggest a director struggling to get more from an actor.
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It had thousands of 35-millimeter slides, showing everything from close-ups of Manets and Monets to wide-angle shots of the galleries.
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"We weren't drunk when we shot these parts or when we did our close-ups," Bullock said of the scenes featuring them dancing.
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In addition to these close-ups, DKIST can take expansive wide shots that can fit 23,000 miles of the Sun into the frame.
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The piece avoids pornographic clichés — there are no close-ups; it's as though the encounter had been secretly filmed by a security camera.
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"Speechless" – 2009 VEVO launch event Thanks to close-ups, you can just feel Gaga connecting to the song (and goosebumps crawling up your arm).
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These close-ups show the slippery tongues of either character, making the viewer feel almost as though they are intruding on the subjects' privacy.
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After all, you don't get to see too much of it on the show, what with all the teary close-ups of contestants' faces.
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Or maybe it's that the metal of the chairs has a particular shiny quality, which the film highlights via close-ups of their gleam.
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Last year, that feature was the Note 8 camera's dual lens — one wide-angle (read: normal) lens and one telephoto lens (for close-ups).
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The four-part series is full of beautiful images of exotic locales and families gathering, and close-ups of lovingly prepared meats and breads.
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On Monday, she shared three rare new selfies that all were carefully cropped close-ups of her face, nuzzling into a chunky black turtleneck.
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Various scenes in the movie are silent, with Villeneuve using close-ups of Adams to convey that real communication does not always require words.
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Contemporary dancers replace bling-laced close-ups, existential waterfalls replace dance-floors, and graffiti-adorned walls in an abandoned building replace frat house parties.
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It gave my loving, supportive parents their close-ups on national TV, a memory that will tickle me for the rest of my life.
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Now, granted, if you look at any random comic book page you won't see an endless succession of wide shots alternating with close-ups.
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We broke it out for the first time on Dawn, but because it was so new, we didn't throw the close-ups at it.
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But on this film, we finally have pushed it far enough, and got it robust enough, to do all the close-ups with it.
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"Big projects will be starting soon," he wrote in a post dropped between others showing close-ups of fat buds and lush marijuana plants.
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My first encounter with the painter Domenico Gnoli's enlarged close-ups of quotidian details occurred just a few years after seeing The Big Chill.
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Bystanders catch their reflections in the "glistening crust" of a deli's fresh danish; other strips include close-ups, bird's-eye views, and medium shots.
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The entire process takes 15 minutes from beginning to end, tops, and does turn out just as ready for close-ups as you'd hope.
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But just as often Berg shoots his action in a combination of close-ups and insert shots, the camera bouncing from moment to moment.
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Amid cinematography that toggled between godlike oversight and murder-mystery close-ups, Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer delivered two of the year's best performances.
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Though the clip features many close-ups of Underwood's face as she cries, the singer looks flawless as she stares into the camera lens.
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It can broadcast different close ups of their face that maybe seem imperfect in a way that makes the audience feel closer to them.
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The jacket for Tennessee Williams's short-story collection "Hard Candy" showed extreme close-ups of cellophane-wrapped sweets, seeming to fall through the air.
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More than 200 photographs adorn the walls, close-ups of faces with those bright, hopeful smiles with which most people consciously address a camera.
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Duh. We should've known they'd be important based on the sheer amount of lingering shots and close ups putting cowboy hats front and center.
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The face you're most familiar with will be Reggie's, as he's the "hero" cat used for most of the close-ups and reaction shots.
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The roughly two-minute video featured R.E.M.'s 1992 hit single "Everybody Hurts" alongside close-ups of Democrats who looked displeased during Trump's address.
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They are framed from various perspectives and distances, from establishing shots incorporating the local architecture and streetscape, to extreme close-ups of craggy, timeworn surfaces.
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The Leica is more sophisticated and has a little ring around the lens that you can twist to toggle between close-ups and wider shots.
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He alternates between close-ups and distant perspectives, monochrome and highly saturated colors, and isn't against combining the styles of several eras of art history.
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Two videographers assumed positions outside the box and their live feeds of close-ups were displayed on a screen to the right of the box.
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"If possible, take pictures of the fish, including close ups of its mouth, fins and tail (and) note where it was caught," state officials said.
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That's because it forces you to "zoom with your feet," or move closer to your subject for close-ups and scuttle backward to go wide.
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Director John Maybury's striking video, consisting almost entirely of penetrating close-ups of O'Connor's emotionally contorted face, transfixed audiences with its raw display of grief.
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When she becomes active and part of this group, we pay attention to her as a character and start to shoot close-ups of her.
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Kerr's complexion looks flawless in the summery close-ups, in which she's wearing minimal eye makeup, her signature glowy skin and naturally blown-out hair.
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By the laws of television, you only get affectionate close-ups of the unwashed if something really, really terrible is about to happen to them.
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Several rush to get selfies or close-ups of the human fireflies, but their glow wards off all touches as the crowds part around them.
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" The post showed pictures of Billy's Donuts' cheery yellow interior, close-ups of glazed doughnuts and an empty parking lot with the sign "Grand Opening.
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Mr. Safer and his Vietnamese cameraman, Ha Thuc Can, gave Americans powerful close-ups of firefights and search-and-destroy missions filmed hours before airtime.
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Ms. Minter's weird, sexy brand of Photo Realism includes close-ups of models in extreme makeup and manages to flirt with both advertising and abstraction.
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Close-ups of the film's "star" pan across leaking conic growths, patches of rough hair (human hair?), and hills and valleys of uneven, alien skin.
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I'm talking close-ups of literally everything Beyoncé did, on display for thousands of people to see, even from the furthest recesses of the stadium.
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For Ai's show, the walls are lined with large LCD screens displaying real-time footage from the Drill Hall, including close-ups of visitors' faces.
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At the time, the movie was a cinematic marvel, with its use of close-ups, dramatic fight sequences and a score written for an orchestra.
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The resulting split-screen documentary juxtaposes the expansive nature of Mr. Gonzalez's life experience against intimate close-ups that seek to portray his inner self.
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The most used stock photos are close-ups of their hands holding the symbol for transgender pride, without their faces or other defining features visible.
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In a change of pace from the episode's scene-ending close-ups, the last shot was of Marilyn's headless, handless body on the garage floor.
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Mr. Ohlmeyer was known as a workaholic who used NFL Films footage as inspiration, seeking low angles and tight close-ups that revealed players' emotions.
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In "Sightings," a vertical mural-size grid of lenticular photographs, close-ups of peaches and pears on a breakfast table become shape-shifting astronomical bodies.
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Each adds another detail, a splash of color and real warmth, though I wish there was more about Pop Aye, more attention, more close-ups.
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Close-ups amplify the claustrophobia; Ms. Moss said that the camera sometimes came so near to her face that she would bump up against it.
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"White Bird" offers forceful storytelling — realism with well-timed supernatural touches — and deploys basic comics techniques like evolving three-panel close-ups to dramatic effect.
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You don't need the outsize video simulcast close-ups (by Julia Frey) of Byrne's steely eyes to see that Anna's mind is still dangerously unsettled.
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Six living composers have been deemed ready for their close-ups in next season's vital Composer Portraits series at the Miller Theater at Columbia University.
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Those chewing-gum photographs, 414 moody, black and white close-ups shot in 3773, get to the intimate connection between Szapocznikow's humor and her pathos.
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Kenji Mizoguchi and Yasujiro Ozu both disdained close-ups, and Mizoguchi used elaborate, choreographed camera movements but in long shot, affording a more detached perspective.
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And it's full of unavoidable high-definition close-ups, although the cameras did mercifully pull back and turn away through some of Ms. Carey's travails.
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Should Ford testify, especially in public, it would pit the words of two distinguished professionals against each other as television close-ups capture every emotion.
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He has taken to communing with himself (that hanging mike has a camera that projects him in harrowing close-ups) in a trance of dementia.
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But there is a noxiousness to the thrill of these scenes and the extreme close-ups of bruised black bodies, because the characters lack interiority.
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This can be cool for portraits, close-ups, or anything else where you want your subject to stand out from the background as much as possible.
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S manages to find a spot where the adorable Icelandic horses are close to the fence line and we stop for some close-ups and selfies.
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Snaps from Khloé, 33, got a little more detailed — showing close-ups of the cupcakes, one decorated as a panda bear and the other, a mermaid.
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Ultra-high frame rates are a fascinating way to capture a big star, displaying so much facial detail that close-ups become unusually detailed and piercing.
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Kern's camera alternates between close-ups of the procedure and Pfahler's face, making for an excruciating seven minutes that prompted a fair share of walk-outs.
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Mike Deodato's Wonder Woman art in the 1990s is infamous for brokeback poses, butt close-ups, and a costume that abandons any pretense of structural integrity.
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They make real versions that are metal and weighty, so they're perfect for close-ups, and then rubber versions of different weights for different fight sequences.
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Now television screens across America filled with close-ups of the commando's wife, as she wept in her VIP guest's seat high above the House chamber.
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Taking the camera out to shoot wildlife, he was able to not only capture close-ups of seagulls, ships at sea, and yes, even the Moon.
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The movie is startling for its raw tactility: the opening credits play over close-ups of Jade's burned skin, pitted and gnawed where the acid fell.
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" Filming close-ups of the forest setting, as well as a nursing dog, the crew member laments, "I paid $150,000 of film school to film trees.
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In this installment of a multi-part series, bask in the close-ups of brass melting away like golden velvet to make shiny washers and screws.
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While there's no visible nudity, it's a mix of provocative close-ups zooming in on their scantily clad breasts and butts while they sensually rub themselves.
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It's also gorgeously shot, with Instagram-ready close-ups of delectable food and stylish clothes, reveling in a life that looks easy, but only from afar.
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He's so green about the technology that, even after he thinks he's turned the camera off, he continues to give Burke and I extreme close-ups.
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There are no nostalgic clips of her slapping talk show hosts in the 80s, or close-ups of her adorning the covers of Vogue and Elle.
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The directors had very specific expectations for writer Justin Caffier's performance, zooming in for close-ups of his face and encouraging him to be more vocal.
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The 35mm (highly recommended for subject photography and some close-ups) is a stupendously bright lens at f/1.4, and is my favorite of the two.
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The scene, photographed in lovely, woozy close-ups by Arnaud Potier, is disorienting and metaphoric, a microcosm of one culture mushrooming in the heart of another.
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You don't merely shoot Hitler's soldiers in Sniper Elite 4; you also get X-ray vision close-ups as your bullets shred bone and internal organs.
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We hauled him off and reviewed the tape; close-ups of women's chests, small children's butts, and my 16-year old boobs were on full display.
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In Los Angeles, where even houses get their proverbial close-ups as TV or movie locations, a property's appeal can crest on its IMDb credits alone.
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India," Mr. Kapur "didn't know whether to take close-ups of her face to capture those incredible expressions or long shots to capture her dance moves.
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" Facebook said that it doesn't allow users to promote close-ups of ears, nostrils, and feet or "excessive or grotesque food consumption" like "eating live animals.
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Heist movies require building chemistry among an ensemble, and close-ups — designed to let us into the head of one character — accomplish the opposite of that.
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Voyages deep below the ocean uncovered many things this year: 20000D images of underwater volcanoes; close-ups with giant squid; pristine shipwrecks that are centuries old.
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" And in his clip, Gabe Aguero explains how he and his group used perspective and close-ups to develop the main character in "On a Bridge.
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Related: Famous Authors' Famous Works Become Illustrated Architecture Watch a Tribute of Hitchcock's Terrifying Close-Ups This VFX Reel Takes You From Early to Final CGI Renderings
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The one thing that we couldn't shake after watching this trailer (over and over) is the recurring close-ups of eyes, mouths, heads, and specifically the brain.
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Michael Angelakos is energetic enough on stage that you probably want some wide shots of him cavorting around his bandmates, but you need those close-ups too.
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There is no mistaking the choice of Osteria Francescana in the first episode, where each dish is architectural in nature, and close ups look like postmodern sculptures.
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In a typical dual-lens setup, one lens is a normal, wide-angle lens, and the other is telephoto lens, for close-ups and zoomed-in photos.
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Over the past month, Leandra has posted a steady stream of snaps featuring her neck and wrist pile-ups — close-ups of color, metals, and charms galore.
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Together, they come together in a high-energy mash-up of action, explosions, close-ups, and it perfectly captures the manic energy of the summer blockbuster season.
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"such a warm welcome from our hair and makeup team today," Woodley captioned the series of pics, all close-ups of her intense makeup for the movie.
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Over and over, he returns to close-ups of his characters' faces as they take in some grotesque offscreen horror that strains the limits of their sanity.
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This makes The Handmaid's Tale — which loves dropping symbols and tight-as-hell close-ups whenever possible — a particularly good fit for my style of note taking.
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Captain America, picked up the slack, debuting close-ups of his well-trimmed facial hair in a profile that ran in the New York Times on Thursday.
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It's all exactly what you'd expect to see if Raquel and Sawyer were in a romantic gothic love story, complete with intense close-ups and longing gazes.
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The camera never obsesses over specifics, avoiding needless or gratuitous close-ups, but it also never shies away from what's taking place: hot and steamy gay sex.
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The camera close ups on Ally are loving, gentle, and sensual, a gaze that's meant to highlight her talent and beauty in the most positive way possible.
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The same happens with beauty product ads when said stars are piling on the creams, or in baby product ads with close-ups of hands bathing babies.
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With the expert camerawork, the inventive poses of the seasoned actors and the close-ups of the cast's beautifully multicolored garb, the end result is pretty magical.
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Gillespie has an almost Spielbergian love of close-ups of his characters gaping at the ineffable — in this case, usually killer waves rather than aliens or dinosaurs.
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Close-ups of the Amundsen Sea sector of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet in a high emissions scenario, showing the gradual disappearance of ice in this sector.
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Galileo orbited Jupiter and its moons for almost eight years, snapping close-ups like this one, which shows the icy crust of the moon Europa in 1997.
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The show's close-ups long ago became a stylistic tic, but this one nicely captures just how good June has gotten at performing Gilead, more or less.
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" Her only requirement was that a drama be written specifically for television, "a medium where intimacy, close-ups and detailed exploration of character best tell a story.
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A singular filmmaker, Mr. Garrel makes intensely personal films about love, family and intimacy that are filled with romantic agonies and beautiful faces made for close-ups.
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A giant screen above the stage displayed close-ups of the singers with song lyrics stamped across the bottom of the screen so congregants could sing along.
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Maggie Goldstone contributes three color-driven mood pieces, and Anja Salonen two close-ups of women's faces that balance on the thin line between love and hate.
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Trying too hard to be helpful, Mabel gives the less-seasoned Rosenthal a quick acting lesson, during which Schimberg cuts between close-ups of his stars' faces.
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Trilobites In a stunning set of close-ups, Pan, a diminutive moon of Saturn, looks like a floating ravioli lost in space, or a wrinkled flying saucer.
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The two-man scene is nigh operatic, perfectly cross-cutting between close-ups of anguished faces and mid-range action beats, so that every punch has an impact.
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It's powered by the original 6.0-liter V8 and has 63,144 miles on the odometer, but looks to be in great shape and still ready for close-ups.
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I don't want to see a child shoot its tooth out, I don't want to see close ups of a child's tooth that is hanging from a crossbow.
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However, unlike the video posted last month, the unit wasn't named and the slow-motion footage showing close-ups of some US service members did not identify them.
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Once Rue mentions Nate sometimes catches a glimpse of one or two penises, the frame fills up with various close-ups of dicks of all shapes and sizes.
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It serves as an introduction to the members, with vivid colors flashing as the camera, divided into four panels, alternates between close-ups of each of our heroines.
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There's an easy sight gag here, but, again, Lennon resists obvious turns in favor of close-ups on the couple, their concerned faces communicating recognizable, relatable human longing.
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To be fashionable in 2016, you need a wiggly, bendy little number named the Pic, which wraps around your hand and will take your close-ups for you.
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The opening credits feature extreme close-ups of Travis Bickle's eyes cut together with a dreary New York City—we see the world the way Travis sees it.
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After a brief hiatus between expeditions, the Okeanos Explorer is back, baby, and it makes for some thrilling viewing—if you're into extreme close-ups of seafloor dwellers.
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Looking back at my year with the iPhone X I'd say north of 80% of my pictures were shot with the telephoto, even if they were close ups.
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According to one critic, "literally 60 percent of the movie is close-ups of butts," which, considering it's four hours long, sounds like way, way too many butts.
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He goes deep into the conversations between characters, making heavy use of close-ups, and he stages the whole thing in a lakeside setting of almost obscene beauty.
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I had an idea that maybe all Star's close-ups were on film, and the rest of it wasn't, so she'd really feel present in the scene, visually.
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Samsung says users can switch between the two cameras depending on the type of selfie you want — from close-ups, to portrait shots with a clear, crisp background.
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"American Honey," which takes its title from a song by Lady Antebellum, is a roaming, rambling road picture propelled by sex, hip-hop and close-ups of insects.
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The book is beautifully illustrated with aspirational and practical photography of the overall theme along with many close-ups so you can really see how it's all done.
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More of his acidic comments are played, while the screen is filled with close-ups of children gazing at television sets, seemingly soaking up every R-rated remark.
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I've watched over two hours of footage now, showing every angle, close-ups, wide shots and the exchange with the religious group known as the black Hebrew Israelites.
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The video clip is pure Las Vegas cliché, with Mr. Mars and his entourage dancing amid logo placements, slot machines and, of course, close-ups of shimmying rumps.
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The camera bounces with the vehicle's suspension, focused intently on Bourne's eyes, cutting away only in brief glimpses to show us close-ups of the scene around him.
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There's a short video with close ups and a brief interview as well as some wall text — the same summary that appears on the website — but nothing comprehensive.
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The Berlin-based photographer's portfolio features mostly maximalist close-ups of a body part—usually a face—transformed into something else: a burger, a waterpark, a glitter explosion.
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His execution here is often giddily trashy — wild strings and creaky doors on the soundtrack, lingering knife close-ups filling the frame — but it doesn't feel like slumming.
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But maybe nothing better prepared him to shoot this year's Great Performers Issue than his trip to Hawaii, where he took close-ups of blazing, fast-flowing lava.
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If Super Bowl X in 1976 made them lucrative TV-camera candy — especially the close-ups known as "honey shots" — they were still paid only $15 per game.
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Much of it consists of close-ups as Joan (the stage actress Maria Falconetti, then in her mid-30s) confronts the sneering French clerics who are her accusers.
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Hence the peekaboo shots of the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, as well as of boldface names (Serena Williams, Katie Holmes) and swoony close-ups of gowns and gems.
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Denying themselves many of the tools that theater owns exclusively, they offer what is largely a narrated film script, complete with jump cuts, close-ups, pans and pullbacks.
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The show lingers on excruciatingly beautiful close-ups of black truffle dim sum and chayote squash, then follows their creators into their messy homes and chaotic favorite markets.
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When scenes of goose-stepping soldiers and close-ups of contorted faces appeared, Ms. La Barbara broke into maniacal shouting, and "Crowds and Power" turned obvious and generic.
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You can't leave from your position in the van, so why would we be precious and cut in on close-ups of everybody, trying to make it dramatic?
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Close-ups enhanced the big-eyed sweetness of Lillian Gish, the sparky mischief of the perpetual adolescent Mary Pickford, the stoic sadness of the cowboy William S. Hart.
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It's not until later that we realize the context of these close-ups: Negan has placed Sasha, alive, in a coffin to bargain for her life with Rick.
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Instead, the show has often cut frantically between medium shots and close-ups, often creating a hyperactive editing rhythm that made it hard to tell what was going on.
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There's also the so-called "Core Lens Set," which includes fish-eye, super-wide (120-degree view) and a 15x macro for super close-ups (like a magnifying glass).
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Parker shoots much of the film in a baffling series of close-ups that obscure a lot of the work his actors are doing in playing off each other.
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While the camera is controlled and steady, it often transitions into first-person viewpoints or extreme close-ups of characters in the deepest throes of an emotional breaking point.
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The tension between Nova and Charley only intensifies from here, especially as the showrunners make sure we get close-ups of the multiple glasses of alcohol each sister pours.
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They also spent a lot of time with close-ups of the tornadoes that will be blaring around in Just Cause 4, which is getting a December release date.
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The film's producers are now challenging this decision in court, pointing out that the restrictive X18 rating is meant for depictions of explicit sex and close-ups of genitals.
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If past Disney frozen confections are any indication, the Spider Silk macaron ice cream sandwich may be ready for numerous close-ups, however, eating it is anything but easy.
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There is a repeated insistence that the fate of the galaxy is at stake, and plenty of long, moody close-ups, many of them of eyes filling with tears.
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Friends and family members alike took close-ups and selfies with the ghost standing in the background, its mouth agape, its eyes hollow, every detail too perfect to fake.
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Succession avoids the visual hallmarks typical of a wealth-porn show, like the montages of extravagant shopping sprees, the close-ups of intricate meals, the shots of fancy cars.
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The close-ups have since lost their punch, but in season three, The Handmaid's Tale tends to favor shots that track through the sterile environments of its theocratic wilderness.
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Its bread and butter is juxtaposing before-and-after images of celebrity Photoshops, implied surgical transformations, and red carpet close-ups that show evidence of stars' pores and wrinkles.
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Take close-ups to a whole new level with the macro lens, which enables super clear, detailed photos right up in your subject's business without the weird blurry parts.
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Kelly, who is the Commander of the Space Station, describes his photographs as "Earth Art", and his close-ups of landscapes across the planet often resemble beautiful abstract paintings.
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It's a deeply sad moment, and Zootopia directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore turn it into something out of an emotional horror film, all disorienting close-ups and shadows.
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But the television version, presented by HBO, offers plenty of rewards, allowing Mr. Cranston to work the close-ups and liberating him from the confines of a theater set.
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Begun by Nico Muhly and finished by Anton Sanko—both former assistants to Philip Glass—the score is what anchors The Seagull's almost overpowering setting to those close-ups.
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She does admit to moving slowly and deliberately so as not to break a nail, avoiding cooking and limiting caffeine so her hands don't shake on tight close-ups.
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The photography challenge was to resist shooting only Penguin close-ups (very tempting for sure) & step back occasionally to be equally amazed by the landscape in which they live.
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Mr. Fuqua handles all this with his customary visual flamboyance, using different speeds, off-kilter angles and ophthalmological close-ups of McCall's eyes to convey his near-mystical abilities.
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In darkness, we are shown a series of close-ups: gnarled hand, decapitated head, a foot, some blood, fragments that make little sense until the final portrait is revealed.
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In "My Bodies," clips of "my body" uttered in song by various black woman musicians from Whitney Houston to Ciara are synced to close-ups of white male faces.
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Making liberal use of dizzying close-ups, he swerves from dark coming-of-age comedy to outright horror, refusing to punish Erica for behavior that grows ever more appalling.
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Before long, Benjamin Echazarreta's cinematography engages with the elephant through haptic close-ups, gently gazing upon the painterly patterns of depigmentation as he traces the geography of its skin.
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This is a film made entirely of close-ups, with a particular focus on hands delicately capturing a wide range of delicate gestures — a common trait among Rinland's films.
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Mr. van Hove presents it without apology or softening, and he heightens its animalistic urgency with drenching colored lighting and apotheosizing video close-ups (by the brilliant Tal Yarden).
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That works best here in several smaller close-ups of women's faces in ecstasy or anguish, with skin of European or African tones, but also of blue or chartreuse.
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Regina Spektor's "You've Got Time" has opened every episode since the show premiered in 2013, over a stark montage of close-ups on various inmates's worn — but defiant — eyes.
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A photo studio has been set up, too, the better to shoot close-ups for the catalogs that will be issued before everything is sold five months from now.
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In one sweet interlude, Ms. Riva and Pierre Richard (playing Martha's former lover) perform dance steps while seated on a bench, accentuated by close-ups of the pair's shoes.
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Keep scrolling to find close-ups of the trending tip, sourced straight from the Champs-Élysées, then shop the exact nail polish you need to try your favorite adaptation.
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Though the story is told from Aisha's imagined perspective, it is her mother who drives the action, and Jonas accordingly receives the film's most lavish costumes and close-ups.
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Unlike her previous films, "The Last Thing" is a fast-paced political thriller with car chases, shootouts and body counts that includes tight close-ups and impressionistic landscape shots.
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Occasionally, the close-ups are tight enough that her face looms; at other times, she is framed in a head-and-shoulders shot, much like a classical Greek bust.
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And from there, the show devolves into a wild array of facial expressions, rapid cutaways, and dramatic close-ups, all as SpongeBob and Patrick try to rectify their mistake.
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Former NASA employee and DreamWorks animator Betsy Asher Hall blended three separate images from three separate JunoCam close-ups to create this deep blue view of the planet's southern storms.
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On Monday, the reality star shared three rare new selfies — but it's worth noting that all were carefully cropped close-ups of her face, nuzzling into a chunky black turtleneck.
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There's not a lot of information included about to expect, just a teaser video with some dramatic music, drone shots, and what might be close-ups of a new drone.
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Instead, awkward close-ups on Conrad's eyes or Myfanwy's hands are used to demonstrate that they're using powers, which have no visual effect until the people they're attacking keel over.
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They have backsides that are perfectly round and lifted, with no stretch marks or cellulite in plain sight (close-ups from trolls are the exception, but who's looking that close?).
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Related: Relive 100 Iconic Shots from 100 Years of Cinema When First and Final Frames Tell a Film's Entire Story Writing, Crafting, and Rolling Joints: Paul Thomas Anderson's Close-Ups
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Minor embellishments aside, the film has been both celebrated and criticized for its gritty realism, which includes close-ups of everything from spurting arteries to rats feeding on human entrails.
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Medium-range shots of the couple having sex are interspersed with close-ups of their genitals and, sometimes, the view out of a window or Schneemann's cat watching the action.
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Konchalovsky uses the close-ups to create the idea of a confession, while the actors' speaking in their native tongues, be it Russian, German or French, helps him add authenticity.
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Among the game-day scenes of pitches and batting stances are scores of close-ups and portraits of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Shoeless Joe Jackson and many others.
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If you're unfamiliar with Guadagnino's style, it's filled with long, lingering shots of nature, close-ups of food, silences (and lots of them), sumptuous sceneries, grandiose architecture, and breathtaking styling.
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In the large frame are gigantic, probing close-ups of female genitalia; the action in the smaller frame depicts nude performers in stark body paint engaged in exploratory sexual activity.
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The master of suspense meets the master of the supercut in Eyes of Hitchcock, a cinematic roundup that gathers the iconic close-ups Alfred Hitchcock used to scare his audiences.
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The video, which begins about midway through "Visions," contains images of ocean scenes filmed on the Atlantic Coast along with close-ups of photographs documenting the slave trade in Charleston.
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A montage shows shaky close-ups of flowers, parks, open fields, murky ponds, city streets, archival imagery of concentration camps and children suffering from famine, polluted waters, fires and floods.
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In the premiere episode, portentously directed by Shyamalan with a lot of odd framing and looming close-ups, Sean and Dorothy welcome the dowdy, pious, unworldly Leanne (Nell Tiger Free).
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Cinematographer Hélène Louvart, shooting on 16 mm film, brings a gritty sense of quiet wonder to the New York cityscape; she also captures, in stunning close-ups, Autumn's heartbreaking vulnerability.
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The latest evidence is a series of tweeted selfie close-ups of wounds incurred by the Egyptian journalist and human rights activist Wael Abbas in an encounter with the police.
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And in its obvious but casual multiethnicity, the movie recognizes, with the progressive hopefulness often present in his films, an American whole after providing many close-ups of individual slices.
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His first formal project, "Portrait of a Generation," from 2004, featured close-ups of young people living in public housing in the Parisian suburbs of Montfermeil and Clichy-sous-Bois.
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His previous musical adaptation, 2012's Les Misérables, was Oscar-nominated but also critically lambasted thanks to Hooper's frequent misuse of fundamental filmmaking techniques, like close-ups and camera angles.
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He favors extreme close-ups and a palette of colors and textures that is, at times, exquisite; the hues of bodies and battered walls vibrate, nearly bursting from the screen.
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Following his lead, the cinematographer David Grennan uses calm close-ups to isolate the two men, zooming in tight even in crowd scenes to elevate the individual over the mob.
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There were cellos and accordions scoring slow-motion black and white close-ups, fluctuating with aerial shots of cityscapes to freeze-frames, first-person sequences of children racing on sidewalks.
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Excerpts from George Crumb's "Black Angels," music rich in strange buzzing effects, worked effectively, especially the "Night of the Electric Insects" section, which accompanied close-ups of ants foraging for food.
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Green only goes in for close-ups when Jeff is in internal distress, the better to highlight Gyllenhaal's performance, but also to underline the much harder problems Jeff has to face.
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I am personally wondering how a director who isn't Morano will frame the show, since I could've easily written another thousand words on her use of close-ups and color alone.
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We start our series of the Best Shots of All Time by looking at size, breaking down some of the best close-ups, mediums, wide shots, and extremes in film history.
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Close-ups are kept to a minimum — when Ford and Tench make a breakthrough, a medium shot of a criminal suffices to convey that they might be on the right track.
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Hilary Duff's daughter, who turns 3 months old on Friday, is a professional at close-ups already if the photograph her mama shared to Instagram late Monday night is any indication.
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The clip closes out with close-ups of everyone's eyeballs, Cersei exhaling a visible puff of air (it's winter now!), and then a close-up of a White Walker's eyeball. Cool!
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Some frames are clearly linked, such as the close-ups of Don Draper's head in Mad Men, the mirror shots of Twin Peaks, and the opening and closing eyes of Lost.
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But "Lamentation" is a solo that few in today's audiences have seen live, and it's travestied by the film we're shown, which shows multiple close-ups of Graham in various details.
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Close-ups follow of the calf's blackened teeth (''They say that's due to high concentrations of fluoride in the water that they drink''), its liver, heart, stomachs, kidneys and gall bladder.
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But between the frequent cutting and the close-ups, director Rob Marshall makes it difficult to sit back and admire the artistry of the dancers and the intricacy of these sets.
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It's lushly shot, with close-ups of big mammals and tiny insects as they engage in eating, playing, and trying to stay alive, a portrait of wildlife that is richly constructed.
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Tapping the camera icon brings up four lenses—wide, tele, zoom and selfie—so you can switch to close-ups (tele) that will also give you a shallow depth of field.
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WATCH: Pregnant Kylie Jenner Shows Off New Short 'Do on Snapchat In addition, the mother-to-be has only shared carefully cropped close-ups of her face and bundled up ensembles.
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The show features close-ups of socks, aluminum foil, garlic skins, flour and string placed in shadowy netherworlds where they look like underwater creatures, coral or something seen under a microscope.
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The show features close-ups of socks, aluminum foil, garlic skins, flour and string placed in shadowy netherworlds, where they look like underwater creatures, coral or something seen under a microscope.
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Others were aggressively sexual, with close-ups of her butt in lacy lingerie and his abs above boxers, or a headless shot of their almost-naked bodies intertwined on a bed.
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Most telescopes specialize in either wide shots of the skies, or in extreme close-ups of individual objects, but WFIRST will be a multipurpose workhorse capable of excelling at either extreme.
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However, NASA says it will release pictures from JunoCam later next week, so stay tuned for some of the most magnificent close-ups of the biggest planet in the Solar System.
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What's happening on the end of Asger's phone line is gripping enough, but what's happening inside his head — illuminated by Jasper Spanning's almost abusive close-ups — is every bit as fascinating.
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Many shots have the feel more of portraits or tableaux than conventional movie blocking, with close-ups on faces and coordinated swatches of color: red, blue, purple and lots of pink.
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The sex scenes are obviously faked for the cameras; close-ups linger on Ms. Dosch's expressive face as she reacts to the man's demands with a mixture of disgust and practicality.
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It did not take weeks, as a survey with a cherry picker did in the 1990s, and they did not have to think about putting up scaffolding for extreme close-ups.
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This introduction of artifice is a hopeful sign, since so much of the film's power isn't transferable: the sad setting; the close-ups; above all, the ambiguity and shock of fact.
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Part of what made Kurosawa's technique stand out — and be accused by Japanese critics as too "Western" in spirit — was his extreme close-ups and the way he moved the camera.
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Sean's increasingly harried exchanges with Julian (Grint), Dorothy's brother, favor tight, canted close-ups that speak to the secretive and at-times-conspiratorial nature of their discussions about Dorothy's well-being.
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Talbert's direction mostly resorts to lots of shot/reverse shot combos, with medium close-ups on the characters talking to each other, cutting between their faces with each line of dialogue.
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Her four-minute film depicts a young woman brandishing a bottle of the brand's liquor, cannibalizing numerous ad tropes: sexualized close ups, prominently-placed logos, and an inane but catchy jingle.
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So many of these movies are shot in close-ups on the actors' faces, which might help them emote on an individual level but does little to underline connections between them.
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Robert De Niro had to get a leg up -- or a shoe up, more like -- standing next to Al Pacino in the new Martin Scorsese movie ... thank God for close-ups.
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There is no hint of a cable or harness in the footage, however; all we see are extreme close-ups of the musician's face and shots of the back of his head.
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Or even in one of the abstract trailers for that movie, I think to "Creep," and you saw the close-ups of the pixelated images of profile pictures on a computer screen.
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The kit includes a 140° Wide-Angle lens and a 10x Macro lens, both of which can be attached to an iPhone camera to take stunning landscapes, portraits, close-ups, and more.
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Lee understands this, and pays a lot of attention to his faces, both real and digital, often holding his close-ups a beat or two longer than standard cinematic language would dictate.
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We get a couple of quick close-ups of the car, which Ryan never plays with, before cutting to Ryan's repeated requests, smiling and waving the whole time, for viewers to subscribe.
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Both Pixel 2 models have Portrait Mode, which adds a professional-looking blurred background to close-ups without needing a second lens (like Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 and Apple's iPhone 8 Plus).
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She posted the photo in question a couple of weeks ago, so it's unclear how it suddenly reached meme status on Thursday when people began replying with close-ups of the room.
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These easily attachable lenses capture 180-degree shots with its fish eye lens, get close-ups of tiny objects with its macro lens, or snap massive landscapes with its wide angle lens.
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Since the pair-up was first announced in December, we haven't seen much aside from detailed close-ups of some pieces on the collab's own Instagram account, plus some sneaky paparazzi shots.
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The close-ups on Sarah's and the three other models' butts and other body parts will likely do little to silence critics who already take issue with Robbie for objectifying his wife.
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I also wanted to draw a variety of compositions from extreme close-ups of faces, to wider drawings of snowy mountains, and so had to balance that imagery throughout the whole sequence.
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There's multispectral imaging, an infrared spectrometer, a macro camera for close-ups (called CLUPI, which I love) and a neutron detector and ground-penetrating radar for scoping out good spots to drill.
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"Unless you live or have lived in a house with a mentally ill person, you wouldn't understand this picture nor my injury," she wrote, alongside the same before-and-after close-ups.
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The film is also visually gorgeous, utilizing a universally flattering pink-to-blue lighting technique (bisexual lighting), cutting between emotive close-ups and textured effects that mirror the look of blood cells.
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Donning a cowboy hat and an outfit that kinda looks Jessie-esque a la "Toy Story," North busts out some sweet moves ... and gets some pretty nice close-ups along the way.
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The encounter is done in close-ups that resemble shots from "The Silence of the Lambs," in which the "quid pro quo" between Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling doubles as emotional portraiture.
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The viewer can dive into this continuously altering artificial landscape, watching images ranging from close ups to my own skin to distant edited footage from my cellphone camera and sound field recordings.
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Here and throughout, Lee allows the actors to fill in their characters, letting them add pointillist detail to their portraits rather than smothering them in close-ups or self-regarding directorial virtuosity.
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We see close-ups of the pyramids' steep stairs and intersecting planes — especially in tightly framed shots at Tenayuca — that seem to have initially inspired a pursuit of diagonal lines and planes.
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The three most downloaded photos of transgender people from Getty Images in the year ending in May were close-ups of hands with the transgender pride symbol, without showing faces or bodies.
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All you need to do is latch onto Howard as he runs from here to there, yelling greetings, taking calls, making deals, always moving amid jump cuts, zooms and lurid close-ups.
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The intercutting of unhurried river scenes and sensuous close-ups invokes a contentious tradition of ethnographic cinema, in which (white, European) filmmakers would reveal the "true lives" of black or indigenous people.
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Fast cutting, close-ups of faces and scene details, plots driven by goal-oriented characters, scenes packed with conflicts, humor, fights, chases and stunts — these techniques crystallized into a distinctive national style.
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In practice, this meant lots of museum-goers swaying in one spot, nodding while watching washed-out footage of sea anemones and close-ups of six-inch heels walking on subway grates.
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A suspenseful, intense electronic soundtrack set the mood for a series of futuristic close-ups: dusty white residue on a computer keyboard, various digital control panels, an orange robotic arm sliding into action.
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Much of the movie was shot on the streets of London, where the group's continuous antics are choreographed to John Barry's perky score and punctuated by reaction close-ups of disapproving older people.
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Its slow-motion close-ups and raucous group shots remind us that there are spaces in which men's bodies are just that — bodies, not objects of lustful adoration or subjects of sexual aggression.
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From close-ups like the one below (shot of an actor in a moving car): to detailed camerawork: to tight interior shots: the short film demonstrates how Inspire's new hardware can… well… inspire.
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As Emily Yoshida noted in her Vulture review, The Inventor fixates on Holmes's face, which appears in extreme close-ups not just in the movie but as a key part of its marketing.
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Mix in delicate close-ups of Oscar Isaac's hard-boiled stubble, Adam Driver's pecs, and a heart-swelling kiss in the midst of an epic battle and you've got pulp dialed to 11.
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" Film critic Joshua Rothkopf wrote that Intermezzo contained "endless vapid scenes of flirting and dancing in bars," and IndieWire critic David Ehrlich noted that "60% of the movie is close-ups of butts.
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Kelda Roys, who is running in the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, put out a campaign ad in March that includes gentle piano music and gauzy close-ups of her two adorable children.
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And eliminating references to the cities of Jalandhar, Chandigarh and Amritsar, as well as the word "election," close-ups of drug injections and the name of a dog in the film, Jacky Chain.
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These days, the addresses typically take an hour or more, include frequent and overlong applause breaks, and center as much as anything else on lots of close-ups of the president's special guests.
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Close-ups of French friends jostle alongside wide-screen landscapes; little notes and arrows carry us along Thompson's stream-of-consciousness; there's a page on how to wind a turban, complete with steps.
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After a credit sequence that teases the viewer with close-ups of unusual but possibly familiar textures under garish lighting, "Are We Not Cats" settles into a not unfamiliar New York indie groove.
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The corgis are featured in close-ups as they greet Bond, follow him and the queen down the stairs of the palace and stay still as a helicopter takes off for London Stadium.
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Readers who want close-ups of fuel cells and docking components will find those specifics, while others can take in the miraculous big picture: the small silver capsules traveling through blackest-black space.
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It's mainly close-ups of my hands rolling and lighting fake joints, but it was really cool to stand in as the default for a change, instead of some thin person with white skin.
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Who could have guessed that these seemingly chauvinist, boring movies about street racing and close-ups of butt cheeks would eventually become a beloved cinematic tradition about family, family, family, and hilarious naming conventions?
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Larrain films Portman in close-ups that seem to almost invade her privacy, to reflect the way Jackie Kennedy felt pinned down by media cameras in the wake of the assassination, and Portman delivers.
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Director of photography Jeff Cutter's intimate camerawork, often relying on darkly expressive close-ups before expansively capitalizing on later plot developments, ably establishes the film's unsettling tone, underpinned by Bear McCreary's brooding orchestral score.
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For the exhibition, Speed has designed a site-specific, three-channel video and sound installation illuminating her process through images of her studio, close-ups of her finely detailed collages and paintings, and music.
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"JIRAM is getting under Jupiter's skin, giving us our first infrared close-ups of the planet," Alberto Adriani, JIRAM co-investigator from Istituto di Astrofisica e Planetologia Spaziali, in Rome, said in a statement.
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At least Bad Batch is visually intense, shot in intimate close-ups that, like American Honey, put the focus sharply on bare skin and the way people sin both with it and against it.
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One problem is how to get into those separate heads, which the director Tate Taylor has tried to solve with voice-overs and by piling on close-ups, creating a proximity approaching the dermatological.
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This could be focusing on a particular garnish, your aunt's lipstick on her martini glass, close-ups of grotesque looking yet delicious mashed potatoes, or follow my lead with an uncooked piece of meat.
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Indeed, the episode slowly zeroes back in on the wide-angle close-ups that so defined the series in its early going, as June cracks under the strain of being once again in captivity.
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We enter into Mandy's head space via hazy images, impressionistic flashes and extreme close-ups as she tries to figure out what happened, how she feels and what she wants to do about it.
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Plant a camera with an audience-eye view of the full stage and you reduce the dancers to insect size, but rely too much on close-ups and you miss the choreographer's big picture.
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Ms. Burshtein asks viewers to take a leap of faith as well with a borderline surreal finale, which finds Michal, woozy in close-ups during a fast, trying to comprehend what's happening around her.
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The American photographer Alexander Coggin went out to capture the scene on the packed streets of Windsor — but instead of taking portraits of the revelers, he zoomed in for close-ups of their collarbones.
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It also has "real" camera features you won't find elsewhere, like focus stacking for close ups, an extensive set of add-ons, extra lenses, and even an underwater case that extends its depth rating.
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Ridley has an uncanny ability to hold the screen, even when the screen-filling, explosion-filled, CGI battles give way to close-ups of Rey, the weight of the galaxy reflected in her expressions.
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Although you wouldn't know this without reading a wall label, the fine netlike patterns in Ellen Lesperance's gouache paintings are inspired by photographic close-ups of clothing worn by female activists, past and present.
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This series has always been notable for how it frames action scenes as wide, lush images rather than cross-cut close-ups, so that you can watch it as if it were a dance.
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Its shift from close-ups to wide shots in many episodes underlines the ways all of these characters are at once trapped by Gilead and a part of it, unable to escape their own complicity.
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For starters, there will be some pretty stellar stuff happening in space, including missions to the Moon, drilling on Mars, close-ups of Jupiter and the Sun, celestial eye candy, and so, so much more.
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"@bellathorne is hot beautiful sexy perf but wtf SHAVE UR LEGS!!" wrote one guy on Twitter with such strong opinions about Thorne's grooming habits, he took the time to share close-ups of her ankles.
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The film opens and closes with close-ups of Holmes, demonstrating how the facts change her same gleaming smile and big blue eyes from the face of innovative potential to that of a sociopathic criminal.
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Each story is told in unbroken close-ups, which take up more than half the film's running time; and the camera lingers on delicate faces as they light up with passion, describing violence and violation.
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The Note 8 has two 12-megapixel lenses: one standard wide-angle lens (f/1.7) and one telephoto lens (f/2.4) for close-ups, which you can take advantage of in a variety of ways.
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For decades, the phrase referred to a softer, and presumably more female-friendly genre of erotic content, one with good lighting, minimal close-ups of penetration, lots of cunnilingus, and, of course, an actual plot.
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Cage's comically non-sequitur quips ("You're a vicious snowflake!" he snarls at one biker), combined with periodic close-ups on his meme-worthy manic grin, contrast strangely — and not always successfully — with Cosmatos' otherworldly aesthetic.
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Fiona takes the unusual step of visiting him in the hospital, and under Richard Eyre's thoughtful direction, the camera offers extreme close-ups of both characters, allowing the audience to search their eyes for meaning.
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A selection of books and magazines mimic stereotypes of porn imagery with environmental encounters, while a running video applies the hazy lens and close-ups of erotic film to time-lapse footage of growing plants.
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The landscape — volcanic rock and quiet forests surrounding a sparkling lake — is captured in long, wide takes, a beauty surpassed only by close-ups of the two lead actresses, Juliette Binoche and Lou de Laâge.
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Produced by A$AP Ferg, it jumps back and forth between Baller's live shows, his videos, and slow motion close-ups of the artist and his Harlem neighborhood, all tied together by prayers and memories.
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But Mr. Chen plans to eschew the traditional staging: The production will use two large video screens with close-ups of actors' faces as its main design element, and it will have a pit orchestra.
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There are some flat-footed attempts at lyricism, or modernization, through the intrusive use of music, or short passages when the cuts come more quickly and the camera moves in for off-center close-ups.
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In those final moments, the director, Reed Morano, and the cinematographer, Colin Watkinson, shoot the actor, Alexis Bledel, in extreme close-ups: every line on her face and every shift in her expression on display.
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Washington (CNN)With the reach of TV cameras in the Senate chamber limited to close-ups of the speaker, there's a lot happening at the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump the public can't see.
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She finds contemporary photography (a flurry of off-putting penis close-ups), timeless truisms (married men aren't available on holidays) and biological complications (painful postmenopausal intercourse, which inadvisedly receives a lengthy musical number, "Gynecologist Tango").
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On what was supposed to be a "bonus feed" dedicated to my full performance on the Fox Sports website, the cameras cut away to show close-ups of the players roughly midway through each song.
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The unexpected subtlety and pathos of Bow's final close-ups are both a tribute to her and to the skill of Josef von Sternberg, then a Paramount contract director, who filled in — uncredited — for Lloyd.
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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood looks a little weird on screen: Flatly lit, sometimes weirdly framed, with edits and close-ups that seem lifted more from late-'90s public access TV dramas than cinema.
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Cholodenko favors close-ups on Dever's face, while presenting the cops who talk to her as an intimidating force, literally adopting Marie's point-of-view so that they loom over her, behind the interrogation table.
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As the story grows grimmer and pulpier, he plays with different registers of realism, deepens the shadows and narrows his focus, using tight close-ups and all the wood paneling to box the characters in.
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During that time, filmmakers can get a bunch of footage that can complement the eventual fight: a joey hiding in a mother's pouch, close-ups of two kangaroos looking at each other, and so on.
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If she was going to have close-ups, I would do a scrub with hyaluronic acid or something that would help reduce redness, because she would have to go on camera immediately after [I saw her].
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And like the close-ups that show the characters' weathered faces in detail, Dreyer, too, puts a magnifying glass on just a brief section of Joan's life: her final moments before being burned at the stake.
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At one point, Bundy's ramblings about politics and his own talents, his experiences with women, and his own psychology play over a shifting kaleidoscope of archival and stock images, interspersed with close-ups of his photograph.
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Costumers turned out in droves to take photographs of the costumes from every angle, collecting close-ups of every piece of armor and detail, down to the weave of fabrics and the scuffs in the paint.
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Over a dozen works were featured in the video — not to mention close-ups and detailed shots — and, as with everything Bey and Jay do, there's so much more to it than just a gorgeous image.
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The first full minute of the two-minute trailer is pure buildup, in the form of increasingly dread-inducing close-ups of the now-famous alien egg, with that famous Pong-bar font slowly forming overhead.
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They found that close-ups distort the nose, making it appear about 30 percent wider for men and 29 percent wider for women, according to a paper published today in the journal JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery.
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Most smartphone cameras have wide-angle lenses, says The Verge's creative director James Bareham, and close-ups with wide-angle lenses cause distortion that makes objects closer to the camera — like, say, a nose — look larger.
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When the monster is first revealed, close-ups on his face — brow prominent and expression vacant —indicate his fundamental distance from anything recognizably human, presaging the inhuman havoc he will wreck on a small European village.
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One thing I've found with shooting subjects and portraits with the A7 III is that it's "just right" — the A7R's megapixel count is sometimes too high and too detailed for certain scenes, such as close-ups.
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Sometimes they played roles in simple scripts; more frequently they were subjects of stark close-ups of wide and long-lashed eyes, dark lips and rosy cheeks, aggressive images of a feminine ideal grafted onto babies.
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She shows that she can weep on cue — and as Mr. Kore-eda, who uses close-ups with devastating results — fills the screen with her manufactured tears everything seems to crumble, Shigemori and the truth included.
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Peppered with sleazy re-enactments and unflattering close-ups, "Voyeur" — a squirmy documentary about the celebrated journalist Gay Talese's infamous investigation of a perverted motel owner — leaves you with an urgent need to take a shower.
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That's to say nothing of its visual template, which blends the usual intimacy (all close-ups and soft indie rock) of a Katims production with some of the head-tripping imagery of Twin Peaks or Lost.
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The early portions of this scene snap into the wide-lens close-ups that dominated season one, immediately recontextualizing this once again as June's story, rather than utilizing the wider shots that have dominated season two.
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The close-ups can be comically dull, as in that of a love seat fitted with a ghastly slipcover of Creamsicle orange, seen from a high angle, and with its back cushion cropped at the top.
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This video — inexplicably interspersed with interior shots of the salon and close-ups of Cardi's nails — is more of a challenge, with the two figures trying to meet, casually, at the intersection of vastly different contexts.
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In the final gallery, projected on a long wall, we find a slide show of photographs by him, nature shots mostly, close-ups, taken near Captiva Island in Florida, where he had his studio and home.
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Our leading men here, after all, are used to existing in televised close-ups, and we see the successive coronations (five, I believe), staged on a conveniently portable red carpet, simultaneously in two and three dimensions.
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The father (Fernando Grediaga) first appears onscreen in a series of cubistic close-ups — a pack of cigarettes and a lighter, two hands casually holding a car wheel — that suggest he isn't wholly present or knowable.
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The screens are filled with close-ups of the left hands of two pianists as they perform Maurice Ravel's "Piano Concerto for the Left Hand in D-major" (1929–30), written for Paul Wittgenstein, brother of Ludwig.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Christ the Redeemer stands like a centerfold, arms wide on a mound, welcomingly breaking up the cityscape amid the Olympics Stadium, a skein, a helicopter, and lots of square close-ups of waves.
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Above everything are three enormous LED screens, approximately 20 feet by 11, that will be showing the audience the in-game action, as well as intermittent close-ups of the players themselves, their faces, their twitching hands.
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Whereas before old filters would pick up only on skin tones, that method failed with close-ups of faces, or if a porn video used a red light, for example, and the skin tones were different colors.
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First, the whole gang came together for a larger family shot, but William and Kate also posed for a snap with their immediate family, giving us some much-needed close ups of Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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The video for "SWEET" is straight out of the modern boy band playbook, spotlighting each of the rappers in warm close-ups that have already been GIF-ed dozens of times over by the teens of Tumblr.
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Demme was known for a compassionate approach to his characters and his use of dramatic close-ups, most effectively in "Silence of the Lambs'" tense exchanges between Hopkins ("quid pro quo, Clarice") and Foster's young FBI trainee.
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The photo series includes plenty of close-ups of Queen Bey's look, of course, but there are also plenty of adorable shots of the family, including a heartwarming image of Jay Z caressing his wife's baby bump.
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Her 12 small figurative paintings, tight close-ups on banal but subtly ambiguous scenes, are just fewer than half the canvases found in this Canadian artist's studio when she died at age 36, by suicide, in 2015.
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Some elements of Mr. Audiard's style — off-center close-ups, restless camera movements, natural light and naturalistic sound — align him with the strain of austere, somber, ethically engaged European realism that often dominates the film festival circuit.
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So in the early 2000s, NASA assigned scientists to design instruments—from a specialized radio system that measures gravitational changes to JunoCam, a camera ready to snap visceral close-ups—with the proviso to minimize power expenditure.
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Jonas Blue's video is a perfect example of a modern video, whether a travel or music video in general: lots of drone shots, guys having bro-time, good-looking women, and close-ups of their body parts.
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Thanks to some color-correction and a few other editing tweaks, Lakdawalla enhanced the images to create some stunning pictures, ranging from global views of the planet to close-ups of the diverse terrain on its surface.
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Degas's smaller monotypes can paradoxically be aerial close-ups: We might almost be riding the backs of his hands as they flit across a plate, revising, adding, wiping away while the ink is still wet and printable.
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Mostly, though, it's because there are no close-ups of the assault, no cutaways to the presumably terrified victim or views of her two abductors, a man and a woman who materialize as if out of nowhere.
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In the 1980s he created works that fragmented his body into disorienting black-and-white close-ups — his hairy chest, the soles of his feet, genitalia — and confronted topics that many young artists are grappling with now.
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He's probably more entertaining in a theater than he proved to be over the air; John Travolta, in the 2007 film version of the musical, made better use of the close-ups the TV cameras make possible.
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I arrived [at Police Headquarters] to see televisions screens with images of the video protection [security cameras] of Paris that are connected to the police and that have close-ups of what was happening in different places.
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Most of these photographs are close-ups of the lettering, although a few zoom out to take in a whole façade of a pastry shop or fabric store, capturing how the signage is part of the architecture.
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With little more than a few close-ups, some judicious cuts, and an air horn, it manages to turn the ninth Republican debate into a cross between a dream, a sitcom, and your most humiliating day at school.
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Although the video is composed almost entirely of close-ups of the musician's faces and limbs, its most pointed reference is the hall where the performances took place, the infamous Haus der Kunst (House of Art) in Munich.
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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), a sophisticated observatory that has been in development for decades at NASA and is currently slated for a 2020 launch, would play an essential role in pinpointing these astronomical extreme close-ups.
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In fact, her appearance in the scene was almost entirely limited to camera angles above the neck, as Hitchcock, always the master of misdirection, quietly employed a Playboy cover girl for nearly all of the body close-ups.
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Once the AI has done its work, you can specify the style of shot you'd like to use in your edit—full-frame close-ups, wide shots—and voilà: The software splices together a take using those parameters.
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" The spokeswoman added: "As is common in natural history film-making, pick-up shots were filmed separately—for example close-ups of iguana eyes—to make the story of the sequence as clear as possible for the audience.
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It was Shackleford who captured the jaw-dropping scene of FBI agents executing a search warrant throughout the island:But my doubts stemmed from two earlier, less-noticed videos that featured close-ups of the blue-and-white building.
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Only the ribald classics still deliver: She offered her honorHe honored her offerAnd all night longHe was on her and off her There are doodles of body parts, and screen projections that include close-ups of spattered porcelain.
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What new footage we get is well-shot — Hamilton's America has learned from the mistakes of 60 Minutes, which filmed excerpts of the show in awkwardly looming, sweat-drenched close-ups for its Hamilton special a year ago.
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Using a fixed camera and a mix of medium shots and head-and-shoulder close-ups, Mr. Depardon maintains a distance from everyone in the interview rooms, a vantage that could be characterized as respectful or maybe disinterested.
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According to the Scan the World tutorial for creating your own 3D scan, the photographs need to capture the entire object from every angle, making sure that it's properly lit, and including close-ups of any important details.
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Since Hitchcock's close-ups rarely last more than a few seconds, Kogonada has captured them in a looping GIF-like form, giving each shot the time it needs to be truly appreciated (and picked apart by film enthusiasts).
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Whatever investigation it's attempting, the movie is leaden in its pacing — the first 15 minutes feel like an hour — and its constricted shooting style, practically all hand-held almost close-ups, is transparent in its contrivance of realism.
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Hooper&aposs 2012 adaptation of the classic "Les Mis" was criticized upon its release for its weird amount of close-ups and out-of-touch casting — something that maybe should have been a red flag for "Cats" producers.
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Like a landscape painting, it stretches across the entire back of the stage, showing us ponderous footage of street scenes moving in slow motion or close-ups of the actors' faces, both prerecorded and shot in real time.
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The cast is now complete with shady characters, wronged bureaucrats and impeachment prosecutors preening for their close-ups on national TV. As in 2628 and 28500, there is going to be a reckoning when this is all over.
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Even the camerawork reflects this, relying less and less frequently on the kinds of close-ups that director Reed Morano perfected in the series' first three episodes as a way to make the horror that much more intimate.
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There are no close ups: the people — a fisherman, a monk, or a hunched villager — are tiny figures dwarfed by the vastness of a landscape, signifying a worldview far from the passions and agonies of Europe's Old Masters.
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"Different Views" contains selections from his "Gas and Water Plate Series" and "Pavement Series," close-ups of gas valves and water main covers, spray-painted utility markings and patterns and textures on the streets and sidewalks of the Bronx.
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Honestly, I'm not sure how you make an entire movie out of disaster like this without boring people to tears with the bigger picture that can't be told by using simple close-ups on worried crew members and scientists.
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In blockbuster fight scenes, directors tell a story through camerawork: wide angles to show off the laser beams and explosions, close-ups to show the intricacy of the punches, slow-motion interludes to emphasize the gravity of a punch.
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The show milked the drama of the robbery for all it was worth — lots of tense teasers and close-ups on Kim's tear-stained face — but it clearly struggled with how to address the trauma within its established format.
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The jagged lines that dart across the scenes are sharp and seductive, the close-ups on character eyes when something significant is said in exchanges a simple yet effective means of making Straight Talking that much more visually dynamic.
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Standing apart from the first two realms is Berkenblit's third language, which consists of cropped close-ups of a hand with painted fingernails, a single foot with painted toenails, or a nude whose head and feet have been cropped.
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From scene to scene, you see her in her latex catsuit, stealing jewelry and scaling buildings in a rainstorm, holding the center of an intimate drama, and conjuring the mid-century avant-garde in long, scratched-lens close-ups.
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We see, in the close-ups of a sweet being squeezed between his fingers, or in the barely-contained emotion and relational dynamics he has with his aging mother, all of which act as allegories for his suicidal compulsions.
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In Mr. Ostermeier's intense, involving production, four actors animate Mr. Louis's crisp, self-reflexive writing, often videotaping one another using iPhones, with the results then projected in grainy close-ups on a white wall behind the nearly bare stage.
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I Lost My Body imbues every one of its "protagonists" (whether alive, dissected, or insect) with all the humanity that filmmaking can offer its subjects, each getting its own tight close ups, POV shots, soaring scores, and story arcs.
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XDA-Developers speculates that you'll be able to preview or even film from multiple camera sensors simultaneously and then tap on thumbnails to the left and right of the screen to switch between different lenses and subject close-ups.
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Here are two examples: Setting in "A Wrinkle in Time" and "Spaceman From Adnaxas" Perspective, Sound and Close-ups in "A Quiet Place" and "On a Bridge" Finally, I invite students to practice their own decision-making as directors.
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Outdoors: Moto G4 Moto G4 Plus 100% Crop: Moto G4 Moto G4 Plus Close-ups: Moto G4 Moto G43 Plus At 100% crop resolution, you can see the Moto G4 Plus (right) is just a hair sharper than the G4 (left).
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Shame and shamelessness flood through her depictions of an overweight, naked woman standing alone in a cavernous studio, surrounded by her art, or in her close-ups of a starving creature cramming her maw with fistfuls of thick, scarred paint.
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It has the resonant themes, painstaking cinematography and Oscar-worthy acting to pull in viewers in the mood for a prestigious drama; but it will also appeal to those who just fancy seeing close-ups of good-looking youngsters being mutilated.
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So, when thinking about how to best showcase some of the season's most exciting new lip shades, I was envisioning plenty of things: kisses on cocktail napkins, close-ups of pouts, animated GIFs of mouths moving, talking, kissing, eating, etc.
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And the geek-worthy moments didn't stop on the step-and-repeat: Throughout the season, stylists were sharing close-ups, sneak peeks, and less glamorous looks at the getting-ready process — which just make us love them and the celebrities more.
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The Wool of Jonesy is told entirely in pictures that Nelson sketched in pencil, switching between aerial views showing the sweep of the landscape, wide mesas, and power plants and close-ups of Jonsey shaving off his wool with a buzzer.
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His long takes, his slow zooms, his beautiful close-ups of big-eyed people staring in disbelief: They make him television's poet laureate of waiting for the other shoe to drop, and knowing that when it falls, it will hit hard.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon on Friday released 198 photographs linked to allegations of abuse of detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan, many of them showing close-ups of cuts and bruises to arms and legs of prisoners held in U.S. facilities.
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This analog presentation adds to the feeling of sweaty reality that Ms. Goldin's images convey, their sometimes excruciating, you-are-there immediacy, as in close-ups of people making love and having orgasms or in pictures of people shooting up heroin.
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During individual sections of the music, close-ups of parts of the Kandinsky are shown behind the dancing; and the colors and shapes connect loosely to the isolated colors and shapes on the 10 dancers' costumes, designed by Adeline André.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Videos showing Mexico City subway riders reacting to close-ups of men's' buttocks and subway seats with moulded penises were part of a bold advertising campaign launched recently by UN Women, an arm of the United Nations.
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The close-ups of slabs of meat being hacked apart for dinner and a few forced performances from otherwise reliable actors (especially Anna Maxwell Martin as the servant Ethel Rogers) smack of concept getting in the way of common sense.
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There is borrowed footage of Josephine Baker in the movie "ZouZou" (1934) and shots of Ms. Gary walking in Monet's lush gardens in Giverny, France; there are close-ups of leaves reminiscent of Stan Brakhage's experimental films like "Mothlight" (1963).
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The Americans' directors hold the characters at a distance, usually filming in wide or medium shots, only cutting in for close-ups when a particularly deceptive con is on or when a moment of raw emotion pierces Philip or Elizabeth's exteriors.
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"Be the Cowboy," produced by Patrick Hyland and largely played by Mr. Hyland and Mitski, brings on the synthesizers and programmed drums, but it also provides close-ups of Mitski's voice, setting aside the previous albums' double-tracking and guitar noise.
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While cocktails and coffee cups are leitmotifs in his photo-based oil and gouache paintings, Blair's subject matter expands well beyond comestibles to include an array of uncanny quotidian vignettes, like close-ups of foliage and moody windows studded with condensation.
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Instead of assembling a proper after-school snack, Lazy Mom indulges artistic impulses, taking close-ups of a smushed mustard packet or a pane of Wonder Bread immured in Ziploc, the light catching on plastic creases with a Vermeer-like luster.
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The violence serves as the centerpiece of the film, with Ms. Bigelow, a sharp, deft filmmaker, magnifying the horrors with extreme close-ups on the faces of the men in torment, and vérité shots to connote an air of authenticity.
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He liked to work in series, which often overlapped and led him to new projects: close-ups of pages from atlases, pictures taken during journeys by train, photographs of amusements parks, of the sky, of the studio of painter Giorgio Morandi.
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Settings on the ship unravel from disorienting close-ups to full panning shots, often without a soul in sight and without any explanation of the growling, churning equipment, which is aurally complemented by the microtonal sounds of José Manuel Berenguer.
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For Vincent Lindon, cast and bearded as the great man in this inert biopic from Jacques Doillon, that task entails gazing intently at statues, busts and naked models, looking gruff and serious, while the camera avoids close-ups of the detailing.
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A road sign admonishes "Stop Ahead," but your eyes keep moving across the piece, which was assembled from more than 700 close-ups that Mr. Hockney took with his Polaroid camera in an attempt to extend Picasso's Cubism into photography.
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The videos feature a few boxes of text slapped across the screen, a few close-ups of people, a few wide-shots of landscapes of crowds, state the problem then offer solutions then a call to urgency—we get it.
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I realized very soon in the process that Pedro was putting the camera very close to my face, so I had to create very little universes that are meaningful and simple in close-ups, but that can communicate a lot.
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The final shot of the film, which began with a dumpster full of piglet carcasses, shows VR close-ups of the two rescued piglets at a sanctuary as they happily root around in a sawdust bed under a clear blue sky.
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Intermittently, we see intense close-ups of Sasha as she listens to Donny Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free," while reliving memories of her last moments with Abraham (Michael Cudlitz), along with a special moment shared with Maggie (Lauren Cohan).
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It's unusual to have a movie as emotional as Lean on Pete use close-ups as sparingly as it does, but Haigh uses the big, empty landscapes Charley and Pete travel through to do some of this work for him.
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The camera cuts away repeatedly to close-ups featuring prominent politicians, including professed Catholics Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan, John Kerry, Tim Kaine, and John Boehner (who weeps throughout), as well as non-Catholic leaders such as Cory Booker and Chuck Schumer.
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But the fact that he was nominated for Best Director, and the telecast's frequent close-ups of his affable, smiling face at the front of the crowd, indicate that he's not on the outs with the cool kids of Hollywood anymore.
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Having set up so strongly its subject's desire for control over access to her person, the intensity of the close-ups and, worse, an uncomfortably prurient shower scene where she washes the blood from her hair, left this reviewer feeling a little queasy.
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Despite all of the on-screen technology, not to mention the behind-the-scenes technology needed to mount a convincing space mission, there's something elemental about scenes where actors are allowed to think and react by themselves, often in close-quarters close-ups.
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Scale in the works fluctuates wildly; occasional close-ups reveal elegant sculptural forms that suggest a Surrealist dreamscape, with no discernible references to human civilizations past or present, while others have a medieval feeling, echoing background vignettes in a Brueghel painting, without people.
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The new cases are compatible with Moment's new lenses released earlier this year: wide; tele, which takes photos 2x closer; superfish, which the company claims gives the widest possible shot on a phone; and macro, for capturing close-ups and smaller details.
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On one, Mr. Pryor appears, full length, on stage; On the others, he's divided into close-ups: his mouth on one screen, his hands on another; his torso and groin isolated on a third; his shadow, cast by the spotlight on yet another.
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On one, Mr. Pryor appears, full length, onstage; on the others, he's divided into close-ups: his mouth on one screen; his hands on another; his torso and groin isolated on a third; his shadow, cast by the spotlight, on yet another.
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There are imprints of Demme's style on Stop Making Sense found throughout Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids: from the shadow of the suit at the beginning of the show to close-ups of the performers to an intimacy onstage in Stop Making Sense.
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I saw the film in IMAX, and for much of its runtime I wondered why they'd bothered – the jumbo screen wasn't really adding anything to the shaky view from inside a cramped spaceship, or the extreme close-ups of rivets and screws.
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It's a relatively uncomfortable position to be in for both Jane [Levy] and myself, in every sense, but when you're working on a scene and particularly a scene like that where you're doing extreme close-ups of the baster, it becomes very mechanical.
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We then watch as he casts porn actresses for a movie he's directing, taking his time to ensure that the actresses are prepared and ready for the sexual extremes he desires on camera, be it anal close-ups or rough play involving choking.
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This week's episode of "Designated Survivor" revolves around a military strike, and contains all the classic elements of the show we've come to know and (maybe) love: ominous lead-chasing, flirtatious-yet-strained banter, close-ups on widening eyes, thickly laid moral dilemmas.
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In a telephone interview from her home, Ms. Turri said through an interpreter that she was delighted by both the videos and the new book, which is filled with photographs of women like her — including close-ups of their flour-covered hands.
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On one, Mr. Pryor appears, full length, on stage; on the others, he's divided into close-ups: his mouth on one screen, his hands on another; his torso and groin isolated on a third; his shadow, cast by the spotlight on yet another.
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He skates over the story's sociopolitical stakes but goes hard on the cheap shocks: a dead cat hanging from a ceiling like a fixture, bozo fans gnawing on a severed pig's head mid-concert, close-ups of knives digging and plunging into bodies.
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Still, the images and sounds carry with them a sense — made literal toward the end — of unbridled freedom and flight, while the close-ups of Moondoc's face, straining his muscles and lungs with each honk and wail, are reminders of the gritty actualities of creation.
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Now the warehouse inventory worker and part-time comedian, 49, is racking up more followers with a new batch of photos, showing him with tattoos and a pierced navel, duct-tape eyebrows, Goldilocks curls and a crown made of close-ups of his face.
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There's a payoff, of sorts, to these close-ups late in the film, but I'm not sure it was enough of one to excuse how littered the first half of the film is with tight shots that don't really have a reason to exist.
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Halfway through the new movie Long Shot, there's a montage that — if this were a traditional rom-com — would include a makeover (hopefully, with shopping) or a goofy set of adventures (with close-ups on faces as each person realizes they're falling in love).
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Telephoto / portrait camera: The telephoto camera is what you'll use for portraits of people (or close-ups of objects) if you want to add background blur or other effects to make the image look as though it came from a DSLR or mirrorless camera.
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Here, Soderbergh has different aesthetic aims, exploring the immersive possibilities of the iPhone's sharply detailed images when shooting in public spaces like restaurants and bars, using its portability to create long walk-and-talk shots, and applying its lightweight feel to intimate close-ups.
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Here are a few candidates ready for their close-ups: Judith Faulkner, founder and chief executive officer, Epic Systems Judith Faulkner, founder and chief executive officer, Epic Systems In the late 19903s, the picture of a working woman in Wisconsin was likely Laverne or Shirley.
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Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and Chrissy Teigen all had photos removed under Instagram's no-female-nipples policy, but a new account is trying to outsmart the social media behemoth by posting close-ups of male and female nipples that are nearly impossible to distinguish by gender.
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Titled "We Can Find Beautiful Things Without Consciousness," the one-minute-and-25 second vignette debuted on Purple's television website in February, with offbeat footage ranging from close-ups of a routine dental checkup to moody moving images of Dot's polka-dot patterned bottle.
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MARILYN MINTER: PRETTY/DIRTY The last venue in a touring exhibition of Marilyn Minter's paintings, from the banal, photorealistic works of the 1970s to her close-ups of women's eyes, lips and feet in which beauty products and accessories become grotesque and sometimes torturous. Nov.
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With an unadorned, naturalistic style that heavily favors intense close-ups, Hittman plunges viewers into the subjectivity of her protagonists, whose jumble of feelings — dread and confusion, determination and ambivalence, resignation and relief — play out with every glance and gesture, and very few words.
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Our main tools are the close-ups and the camera being in the world with the characters, and then stepping way back and seeing how small they are in their environment, whether that be wide shots inside or top-down drone shots from above.
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Standing up to keep his hand-cranked 35-milimeter Bell & Howell Eyemo camera dry, and filming through thick black smoke, Sergeant Hatch thrust himself so deeply into the combat that he captured vivid close-ups of Marines firing at enemy troops only 15 yards away.
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A consummate dialectician, he likes to toggle between the general and the specific, creating a kind of accordion effect as images of buildings give way to images of people inside those buildings and longer views oscillate with close-ups of faces and body parts.
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Of all the major sports, baseball benefits the least from high-definition technology: The greens are nuclear, and the extreme close-ups really aren't good for much beyond showing you the path taken by a sweat bead as it runs down a pitcher's face.
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Close-ups of hands and faces alternate with expansive landscapes painted in delicate shades of gray, a ray from a flashlight pierces the night, birds swoop up into the sky in silhouette, a ceiling fan morphs into an airplane in the eyes of an insomniac.
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Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail (who directed both episodes of the premiere and will direct every subsequent hour of the season) frames all of this in disorienting close-ups and carefully arranged shots that constantly position Slater so that he dominates Malek in the frame.
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Oh, and the footage of a live birth (perhaps the most graphic in film history), gay sex between the lead and an elderly man, and numerous close-ups of a woman's private area make Guiraudie's previous film, Stranger by the Lake, seem tame in comparison.
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And the show didn't so much condemn this nihilism as luxuriate in it: Subliminally, at least, it was as much a part of the Gossip Girl ethos as the lingering close-ups on Blake Lively's shiny hair and Leighton Meester's giant tear-filled eyes.
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"You've got your grainy film stock, weird electronic music, saturated colors, very long, static camera shots, random close-ups of hands and eyes, lots of shots of nature—especially clouds—when the movie's not about nature, and the camera is often intentionally out of focus," he says.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Using Portrait mode to photograph close-ups of flowers is also awesome: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) The colors are exactly the same, but because of the bokeh, the colors almost pop more.
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In Jones' dressing room for a 10-minute break before she headed back to set for her close-ups (she likes to get those done towards the end of the day, when she's internalized the feel of the scene), the actress described her approach to the role.
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But the resisting opponent is what makes it so unique—anyone can fight on film in a blurry, shakey camera mess with close ups to obscure the mediocre stage fighting ability of the actor—doing actual kung fu movie stuff in a real fight is genuinely impressive.
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His charged works portraits carry a layer of social commentary that centers around the ecosystem that birthed them; painfully vivid close-ups of genitals, colored with acid greens, purples, and reds, that explore issues like body dysmorphia and how and perceptions of beauty and self-worth.
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The resulting video has got everything a good ad campaign shouldn't: older men spying on children from sand dunes, close-ups of the act of shitting on said children, and children who inexplicably respond to being shit on by giggling and rubbing it into their skin.
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Time itself seemed to slow as Rogers and Mr. McFeely, the delivery man, play with toys in a sandbox -- just two grown men acting out the movements of preschoolers, close-ups of hands pushing cars in sand through a tunnel made of an empty oatmeal container.
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In three minutes, Mr. Baillie suggests the arc of an entire life with an elegant mixture of trenchant close-ups (sturdy hands, worn boots, a weathered face) and equally elegiac long shots that evoke the minimalist landscapes in certain classical Asian paintings (trees, clouds, peaks, isolated figures).
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Harron often shoots Gadon in disorienting close-ups that are almost centered but not quite, leaving viewers feeling slightly off-kilter, and Gadon uses her gigantic eyes to draw us in to these shots, before something — perhaps cold, perhaps alienated — flashes in them and warns us off.
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But Joan of Arc was also the subject of Carl Theodor Dreyer's radical close-ups in "The Passion of Joan of Arc" (on Friday and Wednesday) and the austere, pared-down storytelling of Robert Bresson in "The Trial of Joan of Arc" (on Friday and Monday).
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Shot from a variety of perspectives, such as bird's eye views and microscopic close ups, then altered in post-production, the images belong to a strain of contemporary photography — including the work of Edward Burtynsky and Justin Brice-Guariglia — that documents the environment with an imaginative twist.
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While the live close-ups of the actresses (camera: Robert Hanisch) add another level of intimacy, an elaborately nightmarish dream sequence threatens to overwhelm the actors' stellar work by giving a visual representation of the psychological breakdown that has already been beautifully suggested through word and gesture.
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Editorial Notebook The city's summer tourist season is ending, but visitors still crowd four and five deep in neck-craning hubbubs, brandishing phones to take close-ups and grinning selfies and somehow partake of "Starry Night," the van Gogh masterpiece at the Museum of Modern Art.
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You don't have to be a space geek to appreciate the awe and wonder involved in these missions: New Horizons' stunning close-ups of Pluto and its moons; the breathtaking ambition of Osiris-Rex to collect rocks and dust from Bennu's surface and return them to earth.
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She matter-of-factly conveys disability in intimate moments of rehabilitation — in close-ups of Carol's body moving and being coaxed to move — and when she goes big and wide for an exuberant square dance in which the revelers do-si-do in wheelchairs, joyously independent.
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Taken together, the parade of faces could be seen as a retro equivalent to Crown Fountain in nearby Millennium Park, which mesmerizes visitors with its shifting video close-ups of some 1,000 contemporary Chicagoans of all ages, races and ethnicities, projected on two 50-foot-tall glass towers.
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Filmed at the musician's former abode (dubbed "Chillers Paradise", per a press release), the clip offers an intimate look at Fortune's old Chicago stomping grounds, his pals' impressive repertoire of skateboard tricks, and of course his face (trust me, there's a lot of close-ups of this guy's mug).
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"We can have a trillion humans in the solar system, which means we would have 1,000 Mozarts and 1,000 Einsteins," said Bezos at his presentation in Washington, DC. The glitzy event featured a rock music intro, purple lighting, and a swinging camera on a crane for audience close-ups.
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From that perspective, it's no wonder that the French is the First Lady's manicure of choice — and besides, if close-ups of your folded hands as you pointedly avoid your husband's touch were going to be broadcasted all over the world, you'd want your nails to look good, too.
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He doesn't ape Fincher's wild stylizations, which include sardonic asides to the camera, dream-world hallucinations (like a detailed visualization of a plane crash), and heavy use of computer-animated procedural close-ups, like zooming into the guts of a stove to show the cause of an explosion.
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"It was this emotional, visceral thing from our customers," says Johnson, many of whom she connected with for the very first time through Instagram, where she shares photographs of Warren Platner's furniture mixed in with close-ups of her frothy Ikat designs — ice cream also makes frequent appearances.
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It oscillates between large and small—aerial footage is paired with close-ups, statistics with personal stories—in order to convey not only the vast scale of what Ai calls a "human crisis," but also to reach the individuals and their communities who have undergone, are undergoing, it.
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That momentum is also at the heart of her new video, directed by GEORGIA, for "Never Saw Him Again," a seven-and-a-half-minute piece from the new record, which uses the energy of the open road and close ups of flowers in darkness as its raw materials.
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And yet when Pierre-Auguste or Jean contain the movement within a group scene — think Pierre-Auguste's Bal du Moulin de la Galette (1876) or Jean's French Can-Can (1955) — both bracket the action in such extreme close-ups that it threatens to spill out of the frame.
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And while the director, Jonathan Levine, doesn't do much visually, he pulls off the occasional, well-timed sight gags and often puts Charlotte and Fred in the same shot — they even share the frame — rather than loading up on the usual TV-friendly close-ups of single heads.
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Auguste Salzmann made close-ups of the stonework of Jerusalem to bolster archaeological suppositions about the dating of the monuments; today, when we have been exposed to the Ab Ex-influenced Martha's Vineyard wall pictures of Aaron Siskind, Salzmann's pictures are appreciated as studies in form and texture.
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The Russell movie is in black and white and set mostly in the airport, using an interplay of long shots, close-ups, playful hand-held stuff and lots of famous people, among them Allison Williams, John Krasinski and Paula Patton, who I haven't seen anywhere in three years.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) released a video highlight reel of the new visual data on Tuesday, which includes timelapses taken at a distant 5,300 kilometers (3,3 miles) and sharp close-ups snapped at altitudes of 235 kilometers (146 miles) with high resolutions of 2.8 meters per pixel.
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It's usually easy for Calvert, who has been an adult film performer for five and a half years, to tell what a person's particular fixation is from their custom video request: a specific bit of dirty talk, a piece of the costume she's told to wear, close-ups of her butt.
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Close-ups reveal the different routes taken by the students with their painting: One opted to riff on Drake's If You're Reading This It's Too Late … The only thing that's going to motivate me to wake up for school tomorrow is pulling up in my parking spot 🙏🏽😎 pic.twitter.
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She'll also show a number of more recent large-scale paintings in which, inspired by the freewheeling cartoonish tableaux made by the abstract expressionist Philip Guston late in his life, she's liberated her subjects, once trapped in tightly cropped close-ups, to wander in acid green fields and misty clearings.
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Few films out of the 21 selected for Cannes' main competition hit a bum note with critics - bar one-time award-winner Abdellatif Kechiche, whose three-and-half hour movie with extensive close-ups of a young girls twerking in a nightclub, "Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo", was panned by reviewers.
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And close-ups from hand-held cameras projected onto screens around the hall paid homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1964 film "The Gospel According to St. Matthew" (also done with amateurs), exploring the performers' sometimes harshly lived-in faces and their contrast with the softer, middle-class complexions of The Sixteen.
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She glared at me then pulled out her stack of pictures and shuffled through them, then threw the pictures aside, then pulled out her screen to show me another video of where my daughter now lived, the close-ups of the cozy couches, the book shelves full of classics, the rugs.
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This tracking shot in Truffaut's Shoot the Piano Player epitomizes the deft-hand ingenuity of Coutard, as well as showcasing his ability to adapt to his collaborator of the moment: In Alphaville, looming close ups and use of street lighting paved the way for the bleak neo-noir aesthetic of Bladerunner.
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"I saw exactly what they were selling — a little boy holding a sign that read, 'I'm here to see the cheerleaders,' close-ups of cheerleaders acting like strippers, the vulgar comments and sexual innuendo out of the mouths of the announcers," Simmons told the New York Post at the time.
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Billy Lynn is built to be small — the performances are tiny and subtle (though newcomer Joe Alwyn is tremendous as the title character), the script is nuanced, and Lee loves close-ups, almost to a fault — and to use that smallness to hint at the depth of its characters' emotions.
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Throughout its buildup, it drew most of its power from Pacey's chivalric and unrequited yearning for Joey: There were lots of lingering close-ups on Pacey watching Joey sleep (this seemed less creepy pre-Twilight and Edward Cullen), and he delivered lots of significant monologues about his repressed and tortured feelings.
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Extreme close-ups get uncomfortably intimate and keep viewers on edge from the first frame; juxtaposing the sound of stretching leather with a shot of the individual folds of skin on a pair of quivering lips is the stuff of nightmares, made all the more unsettling because it never coheres into sense.
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And even though I was a little disappointed that fashion design was more embellishment than underpinning with this movie, I did appreciate the acknowledgment of the physical labor that goes into couture, from the close-ups of calloused fingertips to the — too brief, in my opinion — glimpses we get of the Woodcock atelier.
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There's a front-facing wide-angle lens that makes for rad selfies, two 2x telephoto lenses for close-ups, a 180-degree fisheye lens for funky wide-angle shots, a 120-degree wide-angle lens for landscape pics, as well as 10x and 20x macro lenses that capture tiny details in incredible clarity.
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But even with all the dramatic black-site interludes — which are viscerally upsetting to watch, and morally infuriating — and even with all the insights the film offers as to how officials could rationalize away such atrocities, there are only so many close-ups of Driver's disapproving face — or Bening's — an audience can take.
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On Devs, instead of sticking to a typical pace of wide "master" shots taking in multiple actors and entire sets alternating with "coverage" of close-ups, Garland and Hardy have been shooting takes up to eight minutes long with lots of cameras running, some shooting the master and others capturing closer angles.
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Her damage isn't sexy, but it is compelling: 13 Reasons Why features endless close-ups of Hannah's eyes filling with tears and her chin just beginning to wobble as she realizes that once again, someone she thought was a friend has betrayed her, and damned if Langford doesn't manage to sell it every time.
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In many respects, that was what made the movie so fun for me and made it so attractive to me, was the crystallizing challenge of it — the nature of close-ups and the nature of perfect and imperfect eyelines and what to do to keep the audience hooked or give the audience a break.
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There is an interface that lets creators upload and mix videos, photos and GIFs in their live broadcast; a two-way interaction tool by way of a nodelay 2way chat; and the ability to use multiple cameras if you are so technically inclined, useful to toggle between face shots and close-ups of the food.
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This film is a veritable bouquet of capital-p Problems: the fat jokes, the ass close-ups, the marriage obsession, the dreamy bad boy who breaks her heart, the dreamy rich guy who makes it all better, that part where her whole life almost falls apart because she can't choose between her own underpants.
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Recently, a Walgreens mailer advertised the benefits of medical marijuana with an explanatory guide, illustrated with close-ups of the plant—"an unhelpful portrayal," Chong says, since it's not totally intuitive what you're supposed to do with the plant once it's in your hands, if that's even the way you're ingesting cannabis at all.
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And if his close-ups have a parallel in contemporary American Pop Art, or in the French painting of Narrative Figuration, there is no apparent social engagement here, unless you count the alienated downward gaze and the extreme cropping of the images, which turns the amulets of the borghesi into things ornery, oppressive and comic.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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So the splicing in of hazy, slow-motion close-ups of actors' hands and eyes begins to feel gratuitous and distracting; frankly, I'd go so far as to say it indicates a lack of confidence on the part of the filmmakers — specifically in the viewers, who are presumed to lack the imagination to envision the simplest of scenes.
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One side of the hotel lobby, across from a water feature that looks like it has been switched off since the 1970s, is covered with Hemingway photos: Hemingway lounging on the deck of his boat with a beer on his belly; Hemingway in his library, looking drunk; huge, mold-covered close-ups of Hemingway's bearded face.
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The phone includes a main rear camera with 24 megapixel resolution and autofocus, a telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom for detailed close-ups and long shots, an ultra-wide lens with scene optimization and artificial intelligence-powered scene recognition, and a depth lens aimed at letting users manage a photo's depth of field and focus.
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Its filmmaking even parallels the growing revolutionary consciousness of its protagonist, June: She goes from someone focused simply on staying alive in season one — which is shot mostly in extreme close-ups that blur out the horizon, so that we are trapped in June's state of mind — to someone increasingly focused on tearing down society in season three.
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There's a switch in the app that lets you view only a subset of the supposedly "best" photos, but even with that activated, the feed included odd moments of people sitting down on couches, close-ups of me picking up my phone, and poorly composed shots of my kids lining up for an exhibit at our local science center.
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We're seeing all of this through Armstrong's eyes — there are dozens of close-ups of Gosling's eyes throughout the film — so even though we know what happens, there's a feeling of considerable relief when the Apollo 11 crew manages to successfully launch out of Earth's atmosphere and then, in a beautiful wide-shot sequence, actually land on the moon.
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But what ends up blowing up in Ayer's face is how often he chooses to film his group scenes so that they begin with a quick shot of the characters standing in a circle, then cut between close-ups of all of them, which isolates them in the frame, with no real relationship with anybody else.
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Thirty-two black-and-white screenshots of a staged Grindr conversation between two men from Cairo, one of whom might be a policeman entrapping the other, were shot digitally but printed with old-fashioned darkroom technology, as were 20 excitable close-ups of the artist's first-ever visit to a male strip club in New York.
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Putting the photos of Roman Opalka, who documented the slow ravages of time with daily close-ups of his own face, next to the date paintings of On Kawara, who immortalized many of the days he lived through in sans-serif type, risks diminishing the austere grandeur each project has when encountered on its own terms.
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Don't go squinting to see if you can spot Poe Dameron at the controls, however — these are unpiloted drones based most likely on the Cargo Air Vehicle design Boeing has recently shown off, which sports six rotors (you can see them in close-ups of the X-wing included in the gallery at the end of this post).
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Because few photographs or possessions of Ms. Chakma survive, Mr. Alam conducted what he calls a "photo-forensic study," making color pictures of traces, real or imagined: her mud-crusted slipper found near the pond where she was last seen, a bit of bamboo and string from her bare room, close-ups of the fabrics of her few garments.
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Büttner further explores the concept of shame in her various uses of moss: an abstract sculpture made of gypsum approximates the feeling and texture of moss; a collection of stereoscopic slides created by Harold and Patricia Whitehouse includes 3D close-ups of different moss varieties; and a slab of limestone is host to live, growing moss.
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And while the imagery of Hawai'i that was sold to her was in line with the dominant clichés — palm trees, beaches, and local dancers swaying to and fro — she quickly outgrew the touristy side of the islands and spent nine weeks roaming the territory, producing artworks that ranged from close-ups of flowers to dramatic landscapes.
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The former congressman allegedly sent a bunch of flirty DMs to a "busty brunette," including one of him taking off his shirt (eh), several close-ups of his tighty-whities featuring the outlines of his weiner (old hat, still gross), and one of his dad abs and his bulge while he was in bed with his infant son (father of the year material).
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We see a string of close-ups, almost in the style of the early Soviet masters, of simple folk, old and young, photographed straight on and in profile, solo and in groups, with a level camera and in a low tilt; in the background we hear the disembodied voice of Welles delivering his 1942 "Hello Americans" address on CBS radio.
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Other episodes in the miniseries were directed by Anthony Hemingway and Boyz n the Hood's John Singleton, and both men turn their episodes into riveting chess matches, with lots of close-ups of lawyers strategizing and contemplating each other's weaknesses, to the degree that victims Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman almost become afterthoughts during the trial — just like they were in real life.
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In this crystalline exhibition, nearly every gallery exhales its own delicious breath, offering up concentrated views of Penn's innovative still-life and fashion work for Vogue; his portraits of cultural luminaries and tradesmen, as well as of indigenous Peruvians; his nearly abstract close-ups of voluptuous nudes; and his colossal cigarette butts, with their tragicomic evocations of Roman columns, tombstones and even corpses.
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From the visual style, unlike anything else on TV (all close-ups and washed-out backgrounds, the better to underline the myopia forced on the main character by her theocratic society), to the snarlingly perfect performance by Elisabeth Moss to the intelligent and nuanced scripts, The Handmaid's Tale was so thoroughly itself when it debuted that it demanded we pay attention.
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In the interests of fairness, the YouTube description is as follows: It's obviously like, not actually good (also not sure on the repeated close-ups on the woman in the video when there's not much similar in the way of the dude; come on you guys) but the squelching sound is a very pleasant sample, and it might be better than anything the Chainsmokers have ever produced.
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An admirer of the photographer Irving Penn (with whom he worked as an assistant on an assignment at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute many years ago), in his newest photos Ricco emulates that master's portraits-of-objects approach in close-ups of old glass bottles, antique toys and voluptuous peonies, reveling in the light playing upon their surfaces and oozing through a milky, glass-sheet background.
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Before the season began, I was wondering if its directorial shift to more wide shots and less intimate close-ups was serving to shift the show's original focus — the trauma of any one woman is the trauma of us all, in cinematic terms — to something tougher to grapple with, which is the idea that oppression is systemic and many of us suffer from it and perpetuate it simultaneously.
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Likewise, Courtney Hope (who costarred in Remedy's Quantum Break) does a terrific job as a practical survivor who finds herself thrust into the midst of a supernatural warzone, but almost all of her reaction shots are close-ups on her character's nervous, searching eyes while Hope narrates what her character is thinking and feeling, the game's character models and facial animation possibly unable to do the work themselves.
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Museums & Galleries In this crystalline exhibition, closing on July 30, nearly every gallery exhales its own delicious breath, offering up concentrated views of Penn's innovative still-life and fashion work for Vogue; his portraits of cultural luminaries and tradesmen, as well as of indigenous Peruvians; his nearly abstract close-ups of voluptuous nudes; and his colossal cigarette butts, with their tragicomic evocations of Roman columns, tombstones and even corpses.
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Even before Ligon got to it, the film was a patchwork, Frankensteined together from pieces of Pryor's performances on December 9 (when he lost his footing, bombed badly, and left the stage less than halfway into his set), December 10 (when he returned to the scene of the crime and performed a Lazarus-like act of resurrection), and the following January 5 (when he shot additional inserts and close-ups).
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As the show moves along, it retraces a brilliant, productive career of nearly 70 years, revealing the unwavering consistency of a vision fixed on form and beauty in their many guises: extensive fashion work for Vogue; portraits of cultural luminaries and tradesmen, as well as of indigenous Peruvians and New Guinean tribesmen; nearly abstract close-ups of overly voluptuous nudes; and colossal cigarette butts magnified to suggest Roman columns, tombstones and even corpses.
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They include numerous pics relating to the theme, "The Spirit of America" a "tribute to the traditions, customs, and history that make our Nation great," according to the announcement: close-ups of the "Gold Star Family tree" (decorated by Gold Star families), the stars and stripes ribbons and ornaments trimming the fireplace of the East Room, and the mini-White House Advent calendar in a window of the Green Room (among other sparkly additions).
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