FRAMES Photography Podcast with Matt Jacob
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Matt Jacob, a renowned cultural portrait photographer and host of The MOOD Podcast.
FRAMES Magazine – Volume 18
We have just published the 18th printed edition of FRAMES. This issue explores compelling photographic narratives through the works of
“Flipping Woman” by Cheryl Muirson
Photography expresses an idea from my active imagination to make it visible for others to see and experience. The camera
“Daido Moriyama on the Road. At the Photo Elysée in Lausanne, an Unmissable Retrospective”, by Silvia Ionna
Daido Moriyama is still considered to be one of the most iconographic Japanese photographers, whose images have propagated the Japanese
“Great Craggy Mountains, Late Afternoon, July 2, 2023” by Paul Yandle
There’s no big story! The image is one of probably thousands that I took and saved for later on one
FRAMES Digital – February 2025
It’s finally here—the very first edition of the completely redesigned and restructured FRAMES Digital. This monthly publication has been reimagined to
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Kay Gibbons Buckwell
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Kay Gibbons Buckwell, an Australian fine-art photographer based in Geelong, Victoria, known for
“Love At First Sight” – Somy Samani in Baden-Baden
This summer, Baden-Baden has gained another place for art lovers. Within walking distance of the Trinkhalle and the Festspielhaus is
“Summer Evening in Vermont” by Anitra Lavanhar
Most summers, I am fortunate to go back to the East Coast of the United States, where I am from.
TALKING FRAMES with Mark Edward Harris
Some photographs seem effortless, but behind them lies a story of risk, patience, and split-second decisions. In this new TALKING
“San Quirico d’Orcia” by Jim Graham
This image was made while at a workshop in Tuscany in October 2021. At that time of the year, the
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Thomas Heaton
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Thomas Heaton, a UK-based landscape photographer renowned for his captivating images that beautifully
TALKING FRAMES with Jose R. Lopez
We are thrilled to share a special video featuring the renowned photo editor and former New York Times staff photographer
“Untitled” by Simon Willies
I am just an amateur photographer who takes pictures for my own personal pleasure. As such, my digital footprint is
To Preserve a Love – Review of “Eyes on Ennetbürgen” by Stephen Smith
There is, in the creative writing world, a bit of advice given to students, so often it’s become a cliche.