Sentence examples similar to candid close from inspiring English sources

A "moderate" telephoto is useful for candid close-ups of individuals within the crowd.[1] You need to be the judge of your camera's flexibility with or without an additional lens.

But pro-regime activists are more candid up close.

American officials describe the relationship as occasionally candid but not close.

But the fascination of this documentary is the light it throws on Nureyev's life and career before his escape, through candid observations by close friends as well as colleagues in Nureyev's youthful Leningrad years.

Jackson's relationship with Roosevelt was genuinely close and candid.

In a place like China, where, very generally speaking, people can be shy or suspicious, it can be hard to shoot up close and candid.

Steinberg came closest to candid self-portrayal in later drawings, where he assumed the persona of a cat, in the family of the sainted Papoose.

"I am confident that we can work in close, open and candid partnership to build a strong and effective Europe".

French received similarly candid confessions from virtually everyone close to his subject, including the current Lady Naipaul, Nadira Alvi, a Pakistani journalist 20 years younger than the writer, who proposed to her in Karachi as soon as it became clear that his first wife had no chance of survival.

Combining composed elegance with a candid reality slowly revealed on closer inspection, Fanny (Ms. Chalfant) and Gardner Church (Mr. Cunningham) echo the Renoir canvases they so admire.

Sir Elton was sometimes recklessly candid, but editorial control remained very close to home, which, from Royal Family on, has always been the drawback of AAA-TV.