No, not that kind of framing! I’m talking about when you have parts of the picture parallel with the edges of the picture to create a “frame” in the image itself, rather than putting a frame around the picture after it’s printed. A good frame should be on at least two sides of the image, but more works, as well!

This lesson was also on looking at things from a vantage point that most people don’t use. My students were encouraged to take pictures doing anything other than standing and holding the camera directly in front of them.

As always, this led to some interesting results.