Category: Photo Stories

FRAMES Photography Podcast with Deborah Ory & Ken Browar

In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Deborah Ory and Ken Browar, the Brooklyn-based husband-and-wife duo behind the NYC Dance

“Catching a Few Rays!” by John Cavana

I am John Cavana, and I live in North Oxfordshire, England. I’m a ‘mature’ photographer (81), although my interest deepened

“Pesaro,Italy, 2024” by Stefano Aluigi

The photo was taken in Pesaro, a city in the Marche region, central Italy, which also becomes a popular beach

“Absence of Presence” by Ash Page

This photograph was taken inside an Indian Diner in Los Angeles. The colorful, lively walls drew my attention, especially in

“Untitled” by Stuart Borland

“American Colour” is an ongoing series of images I’ve been creating for the past six years, a personal journey into

“Tools of the Trade” by Paul Thompson

Every day, I make the same journey on foot from where I park my car to where I work in

“Beard #2” by Devon Green

Recently, I’ve been making street portraits. It all began when I made a portrait of a man with a beard.

“Paris” by Nigel Ridgen

I was traveling to Alsace and had a stopover in Paris. I was staying in a hotel opposite Gare de

“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

“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

“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.

“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

“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

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

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