macroimage

English

Etymology

From macro- +‎ image.

Noun

macroimage (plural macroimages)

1. A very large image.
   • 2009 September 17, Manohla Dargis, “Watching a Nation Fall Apart, Entertainingly”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Working under the obvious influence of Errol Morris — notable in their attention to beauty, interview style and even pacing — they shift seamlessly from macroimages of the swarming bees to close-ups of their fretting keepers who are struggling with the devastation, including one large California family that is unwisely compared to a hive.

2. An image obtained via a macro lens.

Hypernyms

• image

Anagrams

• image macro