“Embrace” by Maja Strgar Kurečić
This photograph is from my series Floating Garden. The story begins with a single rose. The rose my daughter received
“Winter Rain” by Preston Bolton
On an extremely cold winter day in Tokyo, Japan, when rain was pouring down and the wind was really strong,
Seeing Toward Understanding – Review of “North Korea: The People’s Paradise” by Tariq Zaidi
Photography books often promise a view of something hidden or mysterious. Especially those photography books that take on a documentarian
THE FEMALE GAZE: “Elizabeth Bailey: Elusively Personal”, by Diana Nicholette Jeon
Elizabeth Bailey is a Los Angeles-based artist who uses photography to create evocative imagery that explores the themes of self,
FRAMES Digital Companion – January 2024
We have just released the newest edition of FRAMES Digital Companion, and those who subscribe to FRAMES Magazine can now
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Lynn Smith
On today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Lynn Smith, an Australian street photographer and tutor. You can listen to this interview
“Study in Balance” by Kurt Golgart
Like most people, I enjoy the popular attractions anywhere I go. But sometimes, I fall for the mundane, those things
The Arc of Cold – Review of “Winter” by Bruce Haley
Let me be clear from the very start. I live on the border between Minnesota and North Dakota in the
THE ANALOG REVOLUTION: “How to Capture Truth”, by Stephen Smith
As an amateur analog film photographer, I am inspired by successful professional photographers who, during the digital revolution, chose to
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Lee Nordbye
On today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Lee Nordbye, a landscape photographer, speaker, and teacher based in the Rocky Mountains of
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “My Heritage in Photographs”, by Sean Patrick Hill
I have two photographs of my great-grandmother, both cabinet cards, a form ubiquitous in the late nineteenth and early twentieth
Have a Seat – Review of “Beyond the Light: The Stories Behind the Photographs” by Layne Kennedy
We’ve all had the experience, whether we are a photographer or not. Someone shows us a picture. We hold it
“First snow / Première Neige” by Pascal Clément
In Charlevoix, located an hour’s drive from Québec City, where the mountains rise in a majestic choreography, a photograph captures
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Yasmin Azuz
On today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Paris-based Israeli portrait and fashion photographer Yasmin Azuz. You can listen to this interview using
Surprise and Delight – Review of “Pairs” by Howard Schatz and Beverly Ornstein
Every now and then, an idea comes along which appears to be simple when, in fact, that is not the