Frame within a frame

They say practice makes perfect, so photographer Jason M. Peterson should be pretty close to excellence by now. During the last 25 years, Peterson has been taking black and white pictures, constantly pushing his limits, and his persistent artistic efforts have gained him a whopping 1-million-strong following on Instagram.

Galerie des Galeries will host the first solo exhibition in France by artist Alex Prager.

You may have already seen some of these cute images from ‘Moon Games’ project before, but we just couldn’t resist sharing some more. The author of this project is a French landscape astrophotographer and astronomy journalist Laurent Laveder who shows how some simple props and a bit of imagination can turn the moon into anything you like.

Frames are a great way of using a photographic element to lead the viewers eyes into the frame to focus them on a particular point, and the sense of repetition that they can provide produce depth and a path for the eyes to explore. A photo of a scene with a foreground feature makes for much more interesting build up to the main part of a photo and can, in some cases, carry equal weight to the rest of the photo.

Easy cheap home decorations you can make with repurposed thrift store picture frames. Cheap and quick home decor DIY ideas for living room, kitchen, bedroom or entryway on a budget. How to make over old picture frames. #thriftstore #pictureframes #diy

frame within a frame

Lovelys Gallery on Instagram: "It’s the first #framingfriday of the year and we’re kicking off what we’re hoping will be a fabulous year of framing with these bright red-on-red and yellow-on-yellow frames. The customer came to us with a vision of what they’d like done with the mounts and this was the result!! We love this unusual way of combining old and new with these old black and white photographs surrounded by colour, it’s fabulous to see someone’s framing vision coming to life 😍…

Illustration by Emma SanCartier. Check out her Etsy shop. Frame by Craftynest. See craftynest.com for the tutorial.

You may be the best photographer in the world, but sometimes all it takes to take the best shot is being in the right place at the right moment. It doesn't even matter if you take it with your cell or high-end DSLR. Often, you won't even notice you made an incredible picture until you come home and transfer your photos to a computer.

You know how sometimes you notice a certain color or a certain piece of furniture and then start seeing it everywhere? Like every time you look at a room or a photo or a vignette- you are drawn to that certain thing or color in it. This week has been an aqua loving week. From…