Extreme close up

All you have to do is look closely!

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Using extreme close-up shot in your movies allows the viewer to enter the character's intimate space, revealing certain characteristics and emotions that would otherwise go unnoticed from afar. Also, it identifies a moment of extreme importance to the story.

Download scientific diagram | 2: Examples of eight different shot sizes: Extreme Close-up, Close-up, Medium Closeup, Medium shot, Medium Full shot, Full shot, Long shot, Extreme Long shot from publication: Automatic Cinematography and Editing in Virtual Environments | The wide availability of high-resolution 3D models and the facility to create new geometrical and animated content, using low-cost input devices, opens to many the possibility of becoming digital 3D storytellers. To date there…

The denseness of the pigment in the iris must mean that this person has really full, deep brown eyes.

Don't know about you guys, but we just love looking at things really close up! So, we are very excited to introduce you to an Armenian physics teacher Suren Manvelyan who used his friends, colleagues and pupils as models to make amazing close-ups of the human eye. He never thought he would see anything like that - when viewed really close up our eyes look like some dramatic surfaces of far and unknown planets. You have to see it!

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What is this, a quiz for ants?

U.K. photographer Mark Bridger took these remarkable images of chameleons, geckos, and frogs. Bridger employed a technique known as macro photography, which uses a powerful lens to get extremely close shots, according to Solent News.

As cameras get better and more capable, it has become easier than ever to capture an amazing photo. But for some photographers, pushing possibilities beyond comprehension is the only way to roll. Check out the amazing results produced by combining over 2,000 carefully focus stacked images of butterfly wings. Photographer Chris Perani is an extreme macro photographer who