The 23rd quarterly printed edition of FRAMES is on its way to our members as we speak 📷❤️

The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Kristi Odom (@kristiodom ), Nikon Ambassador, wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and conservation storyteller, whose work brings viewers close to animals with both visual beauty and deep empathy. Make sure you don't miss this fascinating conversation. Follow the link in the profile and look for the FRAMES Photography Podcast.

We have another photography book review for you. Today, W. Scott Olsen is looking at "The Drum Thing" by Deirdre O'Callaghan (@deirdreocallaghan ), published by Prestel (@prestel_publishing ). Have an excellent read. Follow the link in the profile and visit our website to read the review.

The new photo story is now available on our website. This time, it is Stephen Georgiou (@stephen_georgiou ) who is sharing some words behind his photograph "Lake of Shining Waters". Follow the link in the profile and visit our website to read the story behind this image.

We have another photography book review for you. Today, W. Scott Olsen is looking at "Light in Dark Places" by Matthew Naythons (@lightindarkplaces_official ), published by The Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin (@briscoe.center.ut ). Have an excellent read. Follow the link in the profile and visit our website to read the review.

The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to D'Ann Boal (@d.annboal ), a Boulder-based photographer, Nikon Ambassador, and Profoto Ambassador specializing in newborn, child, family, maternity, and senior portrait photography. Make sure you don't miss this fascinating conversation. Follow the link in the profile and look for the FRAMES Photography Podcast.

The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Moose Peterson (@moosepeterson ), a longtime photographer and educator whose work focuses on wildlife, wild places, and aviation, with a clear passion for visual storytelling and preserving both natural and aviation heritage. Make sure you don't miss this fascinating conversation. Follow the link in the profile and look for the FRAMES Photography Podcast.

We have another photography book review for you. Today, W. Scott Olsen is looking at "Into the Great White Sands" by Craig Varjabedian (@craig.varjabedian.photo ), published by University of New Mexico Press (@unmpress ). Have an excellent read. Follow the link in the profile and visit our website to read the review.

Join me here: @tomasz_trzebiatowski . I have just posted the first little story over there. 🙏📷❤️

This photograph by Wendell Thompson received the FRAMES Editor's Applause. Tomasz Trzebiatowski, editor of FRAMES, shares a few thoughts on what makes this image so compelling to him. Follow the link in the profile and visit our website to read the piece.

FRAMES Digital | April 2026 is here. This new issue moves through presence, memory, documentary, fragility, personal language, and the quiet power of looking. Inside, Dean Golja opens the issue with "Image as Spirit", a thoughtful meditation on photography, presence, and the kind of slowness certain images ask of us. Anthony Smith (@taffysmith ) brings us "The End of Kolkata's Yellow Kings", a moving documentary story about the city's disappearing yellow Ambassador taxis and the lives bound to them. Gina Williams (@gina_williams_writes ), in "Crystal Ball", looks at the Sony Student Photography Awards shortlist and sees something hopeful in the next generation of image-makers: work that feels ethical, personal, and deeply human. Paul Thompson (@paulthompsixtyseven ), in "Resist. Survive. Repeat", turns damaged roadside barriers into a strangely powerful study of fragility, repetition, and the physical traces of human error. In "The Moment Black and White Becomes Personal Language", editor of FRAMES, Tomasz Trzebiatowski (@tomasz.trzebiatowski ) reflects on the point where black and white stops being style and becomes instinct — a true visual language shaped by tension, light, silence, and emotional clarity. The issue also includes "Books Briefly Noted" by W. Scott Olsen (@w.scottolsen ), a rich set of short reviews for photography and visual culture lovers, and a conversation by Alasdair Foster (@alasdair.foster ), "Joseph Häxan: The Seeker and the Abyss", bringing us into the dark, imaginative world of Joseph Häxan (@josephhaxan ). W. Scott Olsen also returns with "Reading Frames", a close reading of Giulio D'Ercole's (@giuliodercole ) "Shining's Mood on Misurina Lake", while Marty Gervais (@martygervaiswriterphotographer ) closes the issue with a beautiful reflection on windows, light, memory, and the act of seeing. This is an issue about attention — about photographs that do not rush, but stay with you. Available now in the subscriber area.

The new episode of the FRAMES Podcast went live today. This time, W. Scott Olsen is talking to Samantha Isom (@samiampictures ), a photographer and filmmaker whose work moves fluidly between portraiture, travel, lifestyle, underwater, and brand storytelling, with a polished, vivid, human-centered feel. Make sure you don't miss this fascinating conversation. Follow the link in the profile and look for the FRAMES Photography Podcast.