closeup
/ˈkloʊsuːp/Definitions
1. noun
A photograph or film shot from a short distance from the subject, usually to show details.
“The director asked for a closeup of the actress’s face to emphasize her emotions.”
2. noun
A view of a scene from a short distance, especially in a film or television production.
“The closeup of the cityscape at sunset was breathtaking.”
3. verb
To photograph or film something from a short distance, especially to show details.
“The photographer closed in for a closeup of the flower.”
4. noun
A detailed view of something.
“The closeup of the data revealed some interesting patterns.”