They say bad weather makes for good photographs. I certainly hope this is the case here. I live on a

When the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown happened in March 2020, most of outdoor activities were cancelled, I decided to

We are thrilled to announce that FRAMES Magazine has just partnered with a small European team, led by Italian photographer

I have been wanting to do a narrative photograph with my girlfriend for quite sometime. As she was sitting on

There is the time right before sunset when the wind calms down and stops rocking boats, when the harbor turns

The original photo was taken in 2016. At the time I was mostly a landscape photographer and this genre was

This photo was taken in Ottawa, Ontario at the home of an old family friend, Antonio Battisti. The two girls,

I try to spend as much time as possible in forests. The magic of a forest, the peace and also

In these old residences aged by time, we often pass through there without seeing anything. However, light, colors or graphics

This image is from my library. I took it a few years ago in Louisville, Kentucky. Louisville is a lovely

Long walks on the beach in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina have always been a source of joy for me.

FRAMES member Shane Balkowitsch may have made photographic history. More than 100 collaborators came together Saturday in Bismarck, North Dakota,

With the change in the world, I had to reinvent myself. The bodybuilding industry being heavily impacted, meant that my

The final day of a recent photography workshop was spent at the Gold King Mine Ghost Town outside Jerome, Arizona.

As a working commercial photographer I am accustomed to “making” an image… usually in the studio. When my wife and