Review of “Everything is Photograph: A Life of Andre Kertész” by Patricia Albers
The biography is a curious genre. There is always a backstory to a life we may know. Whether it’s someone
FRAMES Digital – July 2026
The July edition of FRAMES Digital explores photography as witness, experiment, personal discipline, and a force for change. Lauren Walsh
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Jody MacDonald
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Jody MacDonald, an award-winning adventure and documentary photographer whose powerful images combine breathtaking
A Now from Then – Review of “The Posthumous Landscape: Remnants of Jewish Life in Eastern Europe” by David Kaufman
Every photographer is a historian. Every time we press the shutter release, we are capturing a moment and preserving it.
Harry Gruyaert at Les Rencontres d’Arles 2026: A Sense of Place, by Silvia Ionna
The exhibition dedicated to Harry Gruyaert at the 57th edition of Les Rencontres d’Arles 2026—running from 6 July to 4
Immensities – Review of “Same Sun Same Moon” by Michael Kenna and Pico Iyer
There is something wonderfully promising about a duet. Two voices, placed next to each other, perhaps in harmony, perhaps both
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Dawn Hester
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Dawn Hester, a retired professional photographer whose work moves between landscapes, macro, small
“Untitled” by Karl-Johan Vasstrand
I was a professional fine-art landscape photographer selling prints, doing commissions, etc., for 8 years or so. Then, in 2013,
“Rain. Boise City, Oklahoma” by Erik Hijweege
This image is part of my Supercell series. A Supercell is a rotating storm. I went stormchasing in the USA
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Cole Thompson
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Cole Thompson, a Colorado-based black-and-white fine art photographer whose quietly dramatic images transform
pic*ture – tr. v. – Review of “Amherstburg: Picture A River Town” by Marty Gervais
There’s nothing special, or even all that original, about saying that a photographer’s real subject is light. Light and shadow,
FRAMES Digital – June 2026
The June 2026 edition of FRAMES Digital moves between documentary urgency, personal reflection, analog practice, environmental storytelling, and the quiet
“Pls do NOT disturb” by Thanasis Tzanakakis
A Quiet Morning at Lake Kastoria There are places you return to not out of habit, but out of a
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Oriana Poindexter
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Oriana Poindexter, an American-Italian photographic artist and marine scientist whose work combines photography,
Nuance and Conversation – Review of “Life Still” by Lee Friedlander
A phrase we all remember from growing up is this: One of these things is not like the other. Of
Inside and Out – Review of “Framing The World” by Kinga Owczennikow
I have often wondered why we are so in love with geometry. Shapes of any sort have always called to