“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
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“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
“Chicago Theatre” by Joanne Thompson
This Image was made in Chicago, Illinois, in April 2022. My husband, also a photographer, and I were on a
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Romeu Marques
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Romeu Marques, a Portuguese photographer based in Caldas da Rainha, known for his
Beautiful and, well… – Review of “Sunshine Terrace” by Emily Shur
Remember Mike Oldfield?Tubular Bells?The year was 1973.The music was beautiful, rhythmic, probing, and creepy as hell.It became the theme music
“Untitled” by Herb Fixler
I have been photographing for almost 70 years and have traveled extensively to capture images of beauty and interest. In