The latest issue of FRAMES Digital has just been released, and it’s one of our richest editions yet — full of stories, portfolios, and reflections that remind us why photography continues to matter deeply.

Here’s what you’ll discover inside:

• Mark Indig – IndusTREES
  A striking exploration of the quiet tension between nature and industry, where trees fight for presence in urbanized industrial landscapes.
• Silvia Ionna – David Armstrong at Luma Arles
  A critical look at queer identity through Armstrong’s elegant, understated portraiture, revisited in dialogue with Nan Goldin.
• Gina Williams – New Photography and Global Kinship
  MoMA’s 40th anniversary exhibition, celebrating global photographic voices weaving themes of belonging, memory, and justice.
• Alasdair Foster in conversation with Michelle Sank
  Finding the extraordinary within the everyday — portraits that balance vulnerability and dignity in young lives.
• Susan Platt – A Season with the Great Horned Owls
  A poetic field chronicle of an owl family, from nest to first flight.
• Stephen Smith – The Analog Revolution & Sustainability in Photography
  A deep dive into film vs digital, and what sustainability in photography really means.
• W. Scott Olsen – The Camera Heritage Museum
  An intimate interview with Board President Jim Palmer about one of the world’s largest public camera collections.

And of course — Community Spotlights, this time featuring the voices and images of Ted Maniatakos, Gil Barroso, and Sam Shehata.

📥 FRAMES members: You can download the new edition right now.

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Each year, we publish twelve issues of FRAMES Digital – PDF publications complementing the main printed editions of the FRAMES Magazine. They feature additional imagery and written content in a high-resolution digital publication delivered directly through the FRAMES Subscriber Area.