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   Extreme close-up photography

Extreme close-up photography is a highly detailed form of imagery. The purpose of this is to frame the subject or object tightly. To accomplish this, the skillsets needed are a good eye for detail, appropriate lighting, proper equipment such as a standard zoomed lens or macro lens, positioning, adjustments of aperture to increase the depth of field, shutter speed, and ISO, which are necessary to accomplish extreme close-up photography.
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Valor Farr, a 3-year-old from Thorndale, Tx., licks a lollipop while watching the dogs play outside on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022. This extreme close-up image is an assignment for module seven of photography. 

Photo By: Brealyn Farr

A Thorndale Tx. resident, Valor Farr, licks her sucker while watching her dogs play outside from her back door on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022. This macro photography assignment is for week seven of photojournalism.

Photo By: Brealyn Farr

Canon EOS Rebel T6

Lens: 18-55mm

Settings: f/4.5, 1/250 sec., ISO 400

Focal Length: 36mm

Canon EOS Rebel T6

Lens: 18-55mm 

Settings: f/25, 1/125 sec., ISO-3200

Focal Length: 55mm

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Valor Farr, a 3-year-old from Thorndale, Tx., scrunches her nose after licking her grape-flavored sucker on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022. This extreme close-up is the seventh photography assignment for photojournalism. 

Photo By: Brealyn Farr

Canon EOS Rebel T6

Lens: 18-55mm 

Settings: f/25, 1/125 sec., ISO-3200

Focal Length: 49mm

All Images in the slideshow were captured for photography assignments at Colorado State University. 
Photos By: Brealyn Farr

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