The newest edition of FRAMES Magazine takes us on another fascinating journey through photography, bringing together five photographers with very different ways of seeing the world.
Brooke Pyke reveals the extraordinary beauty and fragility of Australia’s underwater world. Renato Colangelo explores family, memory, and cultural identity through deeply personal photographs. Chris Noltekuhlmann introduces us to the colorful personalities of Berlin’s nightlife, while Nigel Dawson transforms everyday street encounters into mysterious, atmospheric black-and-white images. And Jon Davison takes us into the skies with his spectacular air-to-air aircraft photography.
In our Conversations section, Susan Burnstine discusses dreams, imperfection, and the emotional foundations of her work, while Xuan-Hui Ng shares her thoughts on nature, abstraction, and finding something extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary.
Finally, Howard Grill invites us to explore the creative possibilities of multiple-exposure photography in his intriguing series Passages.
Eight remarkable photographic voices, eight different perspectives, and plenty of inspiration to discover.
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FRAMES is a quarterly, 112-page printed photography magazine. We strongly believe that excellent photography belongs on paper. As a modern photography magazine in a digital world, we aim to bring compelling photographs and the stories behind them into the hands of professionals and admirers alike. Four times a year, FRAMES gives photographers of all genres and media a place to show their art and be heard. We believe in providing a community that inspires people to pick up a camera and let their creativity run wild.
