up-close

American  

[uhp-klohs] / ˈʌpˈkloʊs /

adjective

1. at very close range.

2. in great detail.

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Example Sentences

One of the biggest efforts involved using language and imagery in recall notifications to convey the urgency and danger of the problem, such as victims’ stories and up-close images of injuries.

From The Wall Street Journal

I got an up-close look at how big he was when I was at StockX, working directly with the Cavaliers as they somehow stole one of Curry’s championships from him.

From Slate

That afforded Jim an up-close perspective on Elway, the university’s star quarterback.

From Los Angeles Times

His press officer's helmet-camera rolled throughout, capturing many of the up-close photographs and videos that have since been beamed around the world.

From BBC

For decades, Marineland was a destination for Canadian children and their parents who wanted an up-close look at ocean-life near Niagara Falls.

From BBC