Preservation – Review of “Perfect Strangers” by Melissa O’Shaughnessy
Consider the piano. It’s not a simple instrument. Yet, although there are a variety of sizes and types, it’s pretty well defined. Even
Call for Submissions: FRAMES and COVID-19
We are thrilled to announce that FRAMES Magazine has just partnered with a small European team, led by Italian photographer
FRAMES Podcast with Cynthia Gladis
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Cynthia Gladis, a New Jersey, US
“Morning Cigarette” by Stephen Uhraney
I have been wanting to do a narrative photograph with my girlfriend for quite sometime. As she was sitting on
“Jan Sears: Find Your Why”, by Gina Williams
Bridges, literal and figurative, are a constant theme in San Francisco photographer Jan Sears’ work and life. A longtime recreational
“Anesthesia” by Alex Sher
There is the time right before sunset when the wind calms down and stops rocking boats, when the harbor turns
FRAMES Digital Companion – August 2021
We have just released the August 2021 edition of FRAMES Digital Companion and those of you subscribed to FRAMES Magazine
“Inspired Series No.22… Flower Child” by Olga Baldock
The original photo was taken in 2016. At the time I was mostly a landscape photographer and this genre was
FRAMES Podcast with David Mark
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to David Mark, managing director of the
The Importance of Everything – Review of “Timm Rautert and the Lives of Photography”
There are many possible good conversations about photography. Two of them are common and easy. The first is about gear. “Yes, I used
“Municipal Photography and the Twentieth Century City: Toronto, Ontario”, by Rick Halpern
Photography and the twentieth century city grew to maturity together. Put another way, “modernity” came to be defined by urban
“The Battisti Twins” by Frank Lepre
This photo was taken in Ottawa, Ontario at the home of an old family friend, Antonio Battisti. The two girls,
“There Will Be Light” by Oliver Ammerschuber
I try to spend as much time as possible in forests. The magic of a forest, the peace and also
FRAMES Podcast with Paul Raeside
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Paul Raeside, interiors photographer working editorially
LOOK CLOSER: Ode to the Photobook – by Rob Wilson
May, my wife, has this look she gives me that says, “Are you really going to do that?” We have