"Eggleston's propensity to capture the ordinary allows for an open-ended interpretation. The exhibition effectively presents the photographs at an expanded size. In many ways, they function as blank canvases." - Can Heilmaier https://t.co/gELi1pqhpM
The new photo story is now available on our website. This time, it is Lucie Côté who is sharing some words behind her photograph "Vagues". https://t.co/Z9GhjfukVS
We have just released the newest edition of FRAMES Digital, and those who subscribe to FRAMES Magazine can now download it from the Subscriber Area. https://t.co/TDBuo8y1Zs
The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Neil Selkirk, a British-born American photographer known for his intimate portraits and documentary work. A former student of Diane Arbus, he is the only phot... https://t.co/SUSIJTaaeE
We have another photography book review for you. Today, W. Scott Olsen is looking at "Ottuk" by Luke Oppenheimer, published by Aliens in Residence. Have an excellent read. https://t.co/RSgJaS5jvs
The new photo story is now available on our website. This time, it is Catherine Craig who is sharing some words behind her photograph, "Autumn Delight". https://t.co/x6Lg9QAEK4
The new photo story is now available on our website. This time, it is Warren Doering who is sharing some words behind his photograph "Jeu d'échecs Arboricole or Tree Chess". https://t.co/VZuWH9o32F
"The conceptual and aesthetic backbone of the entire exhibition rests on an invaluable treasure trove from the Wilson Centre for Photography. All the works on display originate from this extraordinary private archive, shaped over the years by Michael Wi... https://t.co/AX31RdTxeY
The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Joshua Herman, Editorial Director and driving force behind "Act One: A Century in the Making", an ambitious publication that pairs photography with original e... https://t.co/dHEJlgvoYX
We have another photography book review for you. Today, W. Scott Olsen is looking at "I Am Always Here" by Tom McGahan. Have an excellent read. https://t.co/36G0NHW2vb