Framing – Photography Composition
Posted by Nate Kay
This post is part of our Rules of Composition in Photography series.
Framing is simply using other objects in your photograph to frame the main subject. This is probably one of the easier composition techniques in photography. Framing brings more depth to the picture and a better focus on what the main subject is.
Here are 25 well framed examples.
COLLIURE by Luis
Black and White House by Scott Ableman
la chambre by *Katch*
FAL by Patrick Duhazé
Down to the wire. by Justin Kern
Daydream Farm #1 by Michael Galkovsky
Bodiam Castle in the Frame by Tony Hammond
Puzzling Over Beauty by Trey Ratcliff
framed by La Bele
Al-Dayr by Francisco Martins
Framed Wall by Roberto Saltori
Mother Russia and her daughter by Gareth
~ perspective ~ by George
My-world-framed by John Bennett
View of the lake through the trees by Mazda Hewitt
Framed Skyscraper by Reto Fetz
KingFisher by Htet Aung
A new frame on this series by Aurelio Asiain
you've been framed by Yersinia pestis
Frames by Manuel
Framed! by Joe
Towering Specter by Gary H. Spielvogel
From My Apartment Window in Tuscany by Foto Iervolino
Santa Barbara Sunset by vgm8383
Autumn Framed. by addicted Eyes
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9:49 am September 22nd, 2010
Some of these are terrible…but the others are amazing
4:21 am January 22nd, 2012
most of them are excellent….