Large-scale close-up

For a long time there was nothing with close-ups, and in the meantime, work with them continues. The reportage about the old railway was simply too voluminous, and it stole almost two weeks of time.

Close-ups can be interpreted in different ways. They can start practically at macro and end at large scales.

A fragment can be called a close-up in architecture.

These are all close-ups!

Details, fragments ... they should look like a complete composition and be an independent frame, independent of a series of others.

Among professional photographers, it is believed that a series is a weakness, an inability to make a shot independently. But we live in a modern world and trends are changing, so the series is no longer considered bad manners.

But you still need to try to make the frames independent.