személykerethez

Személykerethez is a Hungarian term that translates to "for the person frame" or "in the frame of the person." It is often used in contexts related to photography, filmmaking, or visual arts to describe the composition of a shot where a person is the central or primary subject, and the framing intentionally emphasizes their presence and form.

This framing technique can serve various purposes. It might be used to draw the viewer's attention directly to the subject's emotions, expressions, or actions. The way a person is framed can also convey specific meanings or establish a particular mood. For example, a close-up shot, a type of személykerethez, can create intimacy or highlight a character's internal state, while a wider shot might place the person within a specific environment, suggesting their relationship to their surroundings.

The term can also extend beyond literal visual framing to a conceptual one. In a broader sense, "személykerethez" can refer to how an individual is perceived or understood within a particular context or narrative. It implies focusing on the individual's role, significance, or perspective. This usage is less about visual composition and more about an analytical or interpretive approach that centers on the person.