“Unititled” by Carl Hensel
With the change in the world, I had to reinvent myself. The bodybuilding industry being heavily impacted, meant that my
The Short Forever – Review of “DOR” by Mari Calai
Imagine a haiku, the ancient Japanese form of poetry. Three lines. Five syllables, then seven, then five again. Tradition says
The Benefit of Time – Review of “Found, Not Lost” by Elliott Erwitt
Artists have a peculiar relationship with time and their own work. New work is always fresh and exciting, filled with discovery
“What do you see?” by Colleen Parker
The final day of a recent photography workshop was spent at the Gold King Mine Ghost Town outside Jerome, Arizona.
“Kauai. Angry Storm Black Rock Beach” by Ron Schwager
As a working commercial photographer I am accustomed to “making” an image… usually in the studio. When my wife and
LOOK CLOSER: Through Photography, a Voice – by Rob Wilson
Two things happened recently that have made me consider the position of the human subject and representation in photography. First,
FRAMES Podcast with David Magee
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to David Magee, landscape fine art photographer
The Prayers of Memory – Review of “Sweet Noise: Love in Wartime” by Max Hirshfeld
Sometimes, to read a book, you have to shut the door. Not because of secrecy or a need to hide,
“Kitchen Corner Portrait No 5.” by Karen O’Hara
This image is one in a series of portraits all taken in the corner of my kitchen with the patio
FRAMES Podcast with Olga Karlovac
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Olga Karlovac, fine art photographer from
“Sandy, 1977” by Frank Siteman
I can still remember, some 40 plus years later, the heat and the ardor of the summer of 1977. It
“Barbara Schmidt: Trust Your Own Vision”, by Gina Williams
As a child, German photographer Barbara Schmidt dreamed of being an architect. She explains on our Zoom call that at
FRAMES Digital Companion – June 2021
We have just released the June 2021 edition of FRAMES Digital Companion and those of you subscribed to FRAMES Magazine
FRAMES Podcast with Jo Brunenberg
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Jo Brunenberg, fine art photographer from
Necessary Reading – Review of “Looking at Photography” by Stephen Frailey
There is a curious relationship between experience, knowledge, and inspiration. I’m sure every photographer has felt this at one time