Framing a shot is one of the things I learned in my photography class and it has become one of my favorite photography techniques ever since.
“A peek into the Holy” – I usually like framing religious subjects like this. It feels like I am having a glimpse into the lives of the Holy while waiting at the gates of the Sacred. #notredamecathedralparis “Fun at work” – when one starts to have fun at work, it becomes not work anymore but pleasure. It is nice and contagious to witness people who are enjoying at work. #christmasmarketmunichI visited today a Glassmaker located in the Bavarian Forest and this is part of their exhibit.Another glass art exhibit at the http://www.glasscherben-koeck.de/Framing allows you to look at the subject at a different, positive level and this is the reason why I like this technique. #eisbach #isar
Glad to hear that framing is one of your favorite photography techniques. I love your selections, Gracy. Ah… Notre Dame Cathedral… These beautiful glass art works are beautifully framed. Fun at work is my favorite. 🙂 The last one is really cool! Fun to learn the techniques from you. 🙂
To quote a famous writer: “Framing allows you to look at the subject at a different, positive level and this is the reason why I like this technique”.
I also like the technique of the surfer!
Wonderfully inspiring, Gracy! You have really made this a part of your photography. I got new ideas, and I liked your thoughts on a glimpse of the holy world while waiting outside. My favorite is the last shot with the surfer. Love the colours, the steady rails and the moving water and surfer.
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Great photos. Nicely done.
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thanks John
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Glad to hear that framing is one of your favorite photography techniques. I love your selections, Gracy. Ah… Notre Dame Cathedral… These beautiful glass art works are beautifully framed. Fun at work is my favorite. 🙂 The last one is really cool! Fun to learn the techniques from you. 🙂
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thanks Amy!!! glad to have imparted something new to you. Cheers to framing and its wonders and cheers to learning new things!
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That is the fun part of blogging. 😊
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To quote a famous writer: “Framing allows you to look at the subject at a different, positive level and this is the reason why I like this technique”.
I also like the technique of the surfer!
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oh I did not know the famous writer, would you mind telling me? thanks for taking time and glad you like it
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You are the famous writer of course as I quoted from your post 🙂
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ah ok hahaha, thanks
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The Christmas market is my favorite of these—looks like framing is definitely a part of your skill set!
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thanks Tina! It makes you think outside of the box…
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Wonderfully inspiring, Gracy! You have really made this a part of your photography. I got new ideas, and I liked your thoughts on a glimpse of the holy world while waiting outside. My favorite is the last shot with the surfer. Love the colours, the steady rails and the moving water and surfer.
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