FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “My Place, My Times – Experiencing and Expressing India Today”, by Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
Two quotes surge up in my mind as I think about writing down this article. I do not remember the
“Paris” by Nigel Ridgen
I was traveling to Alsace and had a stopover in Paris. I was staying in a hotel opposite Gare de
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Martin Zweierlein
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Martin Zweierlein, a physics professor at MIT and a pioneer in quantum gas
To Consider the Ideas – Review of “Blind Corners: Essays on Photography” by Michael Collins
For several years, I used to carry in my bag a small book titled Sauntering: Writer’s Walk Europe. Introduced and
“Nothing More Than This” by Paul Grecian
As my interest in photography moved from images of something to images of a fine art nature, I have found
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Between a Rock and a Parking Spot”, by Scott D. Bentley
“Art can no longer be merely a mirror, it must act as the organizer of the people’s consciousness… No form
“Lost in Thought” by Cynthia Gladis
I recently went to New York’s Coney Island for the first time. I couldn’t wait to see it, as I
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Paul Hart
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Paul Hart, a celebrated British landscape photographer and master printmaker who has dedicated
Wisdom – Review of “Both Sides Now” by Ari Jaaksi
I doubt I will ever be not surprised by the ability of photography to open up something fresh and unexpected,
FRAMES Digital – July 2025
We have just released the newest edition of FRAMES Digital. All our members can now download it from the Subscriber
“Under the Colonnades” by Tony Ullgren
I often take a walk around Riddarfjärden, part of Lake Mälaren in the center of Stockholm. It’s become a quiet
“Framed” by Mats Kolmisoppi
A couple of weeks ago, I was waiting in the car for my wife to come back from the pharmacy.
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Sarah Sense
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Sarah Sense, a Chitimacha and Choctaw artist known for weaving her photographs into
Soft Brillance – Review of “Always Rejoice” by Eric McCollum
There is a problem which haunts every photographer, no matter what type of photography, no matter what genre, no matter
“On Guard” by Herb Symons
I often walk/drive/shoot around industrial parks when they are most desolate, on Sundays and holidays. This way, I can work
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Still Waters: A Journey Through Grief, Memory, and the Sea”, by Andrew Atkinson
In 2021, my world shifted in a way I wasn’t prepared for. My mum, the woman who had been my