FRAMES Photography Podcast with Kimberly Schneider
In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Kimberly Schneider, an award-winning visual artist, educator, and silver gelatin master printer specializing
“Basilica of Saint Nicholas” by Jeffrey Wetherill
I took this image while on holiday in Amsterdam. As I approached the Basilica along Prins Hendrikkade Street, I was
“Making an Impression: Réhahn”, by Graeme Green
In April 1874, the first Impressionist exhibition opened in Paris, featuring Monet’s Impression, Sunrise, and work from Renoir, Degas, and
Over the Top and Dead On Right – Review of “Fashion Faux Parr” by Martin Parr
I should begin with a disclaimer. I think a lot of haute couture is preposterous. I do realize style is
2024 World Press Photo global winners announced
Stories about wars in Gaza and Ukraine, migration, family, and dementia top the 2024 World Press Photo Contest. Together, these
“Untitled” by Richard Bentley
Shooting in my current location is fairly restrictive… Tripods are not allowed without permission; street photography is tricky as capturing
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Matt Hardy-Brown
On today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Matt Hardy-Brown, an Australia-based fine art and landscape photographer. You can listen to this
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Bercy – 12° Arrondissement Paris – The place where talent and effort coexist”, by Silvia Ionna
The motto “ Success is 10 % inspiration and 90% perspiration”, attributed to inventor Thomas Edison, could be the ideal
A New Question on Old Ground – Review of “New York Unseen” by Luc Kordas
There is a problem nearly every photographer faces. How do you photograph something with a freshness and originality, a sense
“Hope and Freedom” by Hans-Juergen Sommer
It’s an important part of my life to take photographs. In the past, my pictures had to be nice and
FRAMES Photography Podcast with Barbara Mensch
On today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Barbara Mensch, a New York-based photographer and author whose work has been exhibited in
“October Snow Cheesman Park Denver” by David Pfannenstiel
We were having a blizzard in Denver the day I took this. The shot was taken at Cheesman Park near
“Deep In Thought” by John Martinotti
As an accomplished fine art photographer my primary goal was to create content of this model that that tells a
The Best Kind of Uncomfortable – Review of “Hauntings” by Antonio Mozeto
I often wonder about our expectations for a photo book. There are 1000 times 1000 different ways to imagine photography.
THE FEMALE GAZE: “Sandra Klein: Seeing in Layers of Metaphor”, by Diana Nicholette Jeon
Sandra Klein was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She received a BFA from Tyler School of Fine Art in Philadelphia,
Big Changes at FRAMES
There is some very significant news I would like to share with you today. We have added FRAMES Photography Circle activities,
