“Dark Side” by Alessio Cavallaro
Photographs, like words, are associative agents of memory, time and place. A few nights before the massive explosion in Beirut
FRAMES Podcast with Julie Grahame
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Julie Grahame – a photography consultant
“Towering Agapantha” from the Summer Garden Series by Lyndall Gerlach
I have a delight in wandering in the environment where ever I am, looking and touching, admiring textures and patterns,
Variations on a Fluid Theme – Review of “Lake Pictures” by Lucinda Devlin
There is something wonderful about repetition and difference, the familiarity and depth of one, the freshness and serendipity of the
“Still Life in the Plague Times” by John Hoey
The story is a simple one, really. Necessity, it is said, is the mother of invention. This image was made
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The Joy of Smart and Curious Time – Review of “Buddha” by Michael Kenna
One of the great joys of curiosity is the way it is so easily shared. No, perhaps that’s wrong. Shared
FRAMES Podcast with Sherri Bunye
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Sherri Bunye – an American documentary
LOOK CLOSER: Richard I’Anson – Bringing the World a Little Closer
Rob Wilson examines the work of Richard I’Anson and how his images create connections with the world around us. The
“Mother And Child” by Ilia Mark Starkovsky
In 1970, in my early twenties I was travelling South Africa to visit this beautiful country, its animal life, and
“Morning in Bagan” by Bharat Patel
This image was taken while staying in Bagan, Myanmar for a few days of photography among the numerous temples and
“Untitled” by JiÀhn Charlotte
This image was taken in 2013, very early in my photography journey. I don’t hold the view that your early
FRAMES Podcast with Robert Schultz
On today’s episode of the FRAMES Photography Podcast W. Scott Olsen is talking to Robert Schultz – author of six
“Egret” by Pauline Fowler
Over the last few years photographing birds has become my greatest pleasure, and among all of the birds I like
Insight – review of “Magnum Artists: When Great Photographers Meet Great Artists”
How do you photograph an idea, a talent, a critique or a hope? It’s a particular problem for portraiture. We