The national media can help by focusing a very tight lens on her childhood and the predators who traumatized her as a little girl should be pursued as aggressively as the predators who exploited her as an escort.
a Anticline tight gas reservoir; b Fault-related tight gas reservoir; c Lithological lens tight gas reservoir; d Stratigraphic pinching out tight gas reservoir.
It's shot with a long lens, featuring tight close-ups of the men's faces against a blurred but beautiful view of Baltimore.
"Hemingway gets you here the first time," said Elizabeth Zettler, 28, who visits every year from Jacksonville, Fla., as she zoomed her lens in tight on Francis.
In its simplest form, the camera is a light-tight container carrying a lens, a shutter, a diaphragm, a device for holding (and changing) the film in the correct image plane, and a viewfinder to allow the camera to be aimed at the desired scene.
I'm going to be on a long lens, really tight, and if you think it, it's going to be there.
The overwrought messaging combined with more slow, tight, intimate close-ups, lens flares and "Crimson and Clover" blaring on the jukebox didn't leave much to the imagination.
The earliest methods measured motion of the anterior segment of the eye using magnetic search coils [ 15], movement of the reflection from the anterior optics [ 16, 17] or were based on reflections from tight fitted contact lenses with tiny mirrors [ 18].
The standard 50mm focal length offers a natural perspective, while an 85mm portrait lens encourages a tighter composition.
In dramatic moments, the director brings the lens in extremely tight.
