But instead of shooting each
at close range with a lightweight handheld camera in pursuit of highly dramatic, compositionally arresting, and instantly legible fragments of larger situations--the photojournalistic norm--he employs large-format, frequently panoramic cameras in order to include vastly more of the scene before him in terms both of lateral extension and of sheer quantity of visual information.
Mr Scott was told at Feldon's veterinary centre, in Guy Street, Leamington, that Watson could have been shot at close range.
"The vet told us it could have been at close range, or, because of the angle, from someone leaning out of a window.
He never expected such a close-range shot to present itself, but because he'd practiced at close range he knew where to aim to make a deadly shot.
Practicing at close range and at steep downward and upward angles is one obvious preparation.
Stallard looped home a header
at close range after some impeccable build up.
Two minutes into stoppage time sub Brian Quailey squeezed the ball in from close range for an equaliser, before Flack fired home the winner
at close range after Darren Rowbotham's cross.
The striker was completely unmarked after he was picked out by Challis but was denied by Bayes
at close range.
But when a hunter becomes stressed or fatigued, the loads can become a bit hard to hit birds with
at close ranges, due to those very tight patterns.