"Where I end and you begin" 2nd Edition

Hello, today we begin a 2nd edition of the "Where I end and you begin" cycle.
"Where I end and you begin" is based on the concept of cadavre exquis. It's a series of photographs - one inspired by previous one.
Simply speaking - one of us takes a picture and sends it to the other one to provoke an inspiration which in turn produces a new picture which is then sent to the next person, and on and on we go.
During this 2nd edition the FramingFrames Team is joined by 3 guests photographers: Constance Neuenschwander, Kosi Hidama and Milan Szypura.
Together, the six of us will go on for next 42 days. As before, everyday we will publish the outcome of our work on our Facebook page and our blog.
Hope you will follow us on this creative path and enjoy it as much as we do.
See the outcome of the round 1 :

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Results of the March Open Assignment - "Architecture of Shadows"

Hello everyone,
Here are the results of our March Open Assignment "Architecture of Shadows".
Have a look !
As usual feel free to express your opinions and leave your vote.
Thank you for your participation and for submitting your photos.
All the best.
FramingFrames Team

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Assignment #10 : Autoportraits

While you are taking pictures about "Architecture of Shadows", have a look at our last assignment !
We decided for our birthday to concentrate on autoportraits,
We thought after one year of existence it would be interesting to give faces to people that are usually behind the camera.
Since the last assignment "Three of a kind", we also decided to continue with the form of triptych.

As usual, you are invited to have a look and leave your votes and comments.
All the best,
Framingframes team :
ben & jakub & grego

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March Open Assignment: "Architecture of Shadows"

March Open Assignment : "Architecture of Shadows"

You are invited to participate !

Just to remember, the rules are :
-grab your camera
-take one (and only one) picture inspired by the subject in the next 12 days (no old pictures)
-send it to framingframes@skynet.be before the deadline : 15th of march.
-Enjoy yourself !

it's simple, it's fun, it's an Open assignment...

We hope to see your pictures !

Results of the February Open Assignment - "Difference and Repetition"

Hello everyone,
Here are the results of our February Open Assignment.
Have a look and let us know what you think by leaving your vote.
All the best.
FramingFrames Team.

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Open Assignment February - "Difference and repetition"

Hello everybody!!! Here we have an interesting proposition for you.
From now on, FramingFrames will hold an open assignment every month.
We will publish the subject of the assignment at the beginning of the month and
you have 2 weeks to come up with interesting photo representing your view on that subject.
Send it to us, we will put it on our blog and our Facebook page for everyone to see it and vote on it.
Everybody is welcome to participate !

Here is the first assignment.
The subject for this month was proposed by our friend Dmitry Paranyushkin and it is …. " Difference and Repetition"

The rules are:

- Take a picture within next 15 days (no old pictures).
- Send it to framingframes@skynet.be before the deadline - 15th of February
- One photo per person
- Enjoy your self.

Now grab your camera, look at the world around you, start taking pictures and send us some great photos.
All the best.
FramingFrames Team. "

"Where I end and you begin" 1st Edition

"Where I end and you begin"
Is the latest project of framing frames, based on the concept of cadavre exquis.
It's a series of photographs - one inspired by previous one.
Simply speaking - one of us takes a picture and sends it to the other one to provoke an inspiration which in turn produces a new picture which is then sent to the next person, and on and on we go.
We just completed the first round , and now we begin to post the pictures on Facebook and our blog. Since we only allowed to see the picture of the person before - we don't know the other photographs and we will discover them at the same time as you do.
Each of us has one day to produce a photo - so every day there will be a new picture posted.
On this assignment we are 3+1 joined by guest Milan Szypura.
This is different from our usual assignment in a way that there will be no voting poll for it, but as usual you are very welcome to leave your comments and thoughts.
Hope you will follow us on this creative new path and enjoy it as we do.
Warmest greetings.
The FramingFrames Team

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Assignment #9 "Three of a kind"

Hi, there!
The 2010 we begin with a twist on our usual assignment idea.
This time the only requirement for us was to create a triptych / mini series of photos.
Each of us created a set of 3 photos related to each other in some way and intended to be appreciated together.
So, this time we ask you not to focus one particular photo, but look at the whole set of 3 of them, and pick the set you prefer.
Thanks guys !
"… everything is covered and unified by this one dominant colour. The sound is muted and almost gone and there is this overall feeling of stillness and calm. The traces of foot steps and car tracks remain in the snow telling the story of what have happened. The world is reduced to a monochrome photograph and receives a whole new kind of poetry and meaning to it."

" Nowadays I hear talking about space in terms of warm hole and folding space, yet in everyday life we still have to open a door to get to a different space.
Open doors are for you to go in or stay out but there is always something intriguing behind a closed one "

"nights, rains, headlights..."
"I often like blurry pictures, don't know really why, but maybe it produces something mysterious and reveals -in a way- a different perception of reality.
This last weeks, I took a lot of pictures from cars, trains, buses by rainy nights.
It's in fact bad conditions for photography, but I like the surprises it gives, helping me to discover different settings for the camera and the eye.
and surprise, sometimes it's not blurry…"
Have a look at the pictures and let us know what you think.
All the best. FramingFrames Team.

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All the best for the coming year from all of us at FramingFrames.

Happy New Year !!!