“Both Living and Permanent” by Jamie Marcellus
I primarily work in portraiture, often self portraits because the model is always available, always ready. I prefer using less
“Saxman, French Quarter, New Orleans” by Joseph Crachiola
I was photographing in Jackson Square in the French Quarter of New Orleans on a foggy morning when I encountered
Leading Lines – Review of “Edge” by David Ricci
Ok, now I’m confused. I have learned, according to a quick Google search, a person who studies or practices geometry
THE ANALOG REVOLUTION: “Post-Apocalyptic Dystopia”, by Stephen Smith
Like being in a post-apocalyptic film. That’s what being an analog photographer sometimes feels like. Just Will Smith, Samantha and
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “One Shot – Start to Finish”, by W. Scott Olsen
Every image has a history. It begins as an idea, either a long-preconceived aesthetic statement, or the rush of serendipity and
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Kate Zari Roberts
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Kate Zari Roberts, award winning artist
The Allure of What We Hoped – Review of “100 Movies: A survey of American drive-in theatres / 1976” by Herman van den Boom
Think, for a moment, about the location of a shared experience for our imagination and desire. It could be a
“Corporal Mick Shave, Australian Army, Vietnam War Veteran” by Jack McLain
Mick grew up in the UK as an orphan and immigrated to Australia at 17, joining the Army almost immediately.
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Rob Hammer
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Rob Hammer – an advertising/documentary photographer
Starlight, Starbright – Review of “Star Struck” by Ave Pildas
One of the particular, and sometimes peculiar, powers of a photobook is its ability to call up the past with
FRAMES Digital Companion – February 2023
We have just released the newest edition of FRAMES Digital Companion and those of you subscribed to FRAMES Magazine can
LOOK CLOSER: “Tom McGahan – In Essex” by Rob Wilson
I grew up as part of a stereotype. That stereotype relates to the English county of my birth – Essex.
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Michael Morris
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Michael Morris – fine art, nude
“Portrait #1” by Thierry Girard
I worked in southern India in 2010 and 2011, and particularly in the city of Pondicherry which is a former
THE FEMALE GAZE: “Jari Poulin: Pushing at the Boundaries”, by Diana Nicholette Jeon
Jari Poulin is an artist and printmaker using photography as the main expression of her practice. She lives in Ithaca,
“Feet” by Ann Prochilo
Feet is part of This Is Water, a series exploring self-awareness and its nemeses: blind certitude and unconsciousness. I started
