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Taken from Memory
Sheron Rupp revisits the rural American portraits she made decades ago, exploring memory, empathy, and the emotional roots of her documentary work.
Taken from Memory
Sheron Rupp revisits the rural American portraits she made decades ago, exploring memory, empathy, and the emotional roots of her documentary work.

Dislocations
A conversation with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb on Dislocations, grief, collaboration, and the emotional landscapes that shape their richly layered photographic work.
Dislocations
A conversation with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb on Dislocations, grief, collaboration, and the emotional landscapes that shape their richly layered photographic work.

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High quality
Not much more to say. Enjoy the way it is all put togheter. Each issue is something i look forward to
Welcome reading and visuals
Each new version of Framelines brings new reading, and some very good visuals. Images are varied and shows a lot of different peoples view and vision. Helps to give a jolt of inspiration, or keep my inspiration going. The writing is a bonus too. I get the digital version, read and look on the iPad, but I'm sure the print version is of great quality.
A great magazine to dip into, or to read over to cover
Love the variety and how it lets the pictures speak, at the same time a little of the photographer's voice in words illuminates so much.
The best community for street photography
The magazines are high quality and feature a range of photographers which is a great source of inspiration. IMO the Framelines community with it's dedicated social forum, street assignments and photo sharing page is where the platform excels. No other street photography app or community comes as close right now.
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Alex Webb is one of the most significant colour photographers of the past 50 years. Issue 10, a limited edition, features his work alongside Rebecca Norris Webb, Sheron Rupp, Billy Dinh, Roger Deakins, Amanda Fordyce, Joakim Möller, and Eric Wareheim. Plus photographs from the Framelines Community monthly assignments and articles from Shane Taylor and Josh Edgoose.
Limited edition photography magazine | 112 Pages | 290×270mm
Life in Four Continents
Billy Dinh reflects on travel, empathy, and the everyday magic of street photography, exploring how movement, observation, and curiosity shape his understanding of people and place.
Life in Four Continents
Billy Dinh reflects on travel, empathy, and the everyday magic of street photography, exploring how movement, observation, and curiosity shape his understanding of people and place.

Byways
A rare conversation with legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins on seeing, wandering, and the quiet black and white photographs behind his photobook ‘Byways’.
Byways
A rare conversation with legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins on seeing, wandering, and the quiet black and white photographs behind his photobook ‘Byways’.

Introducing
Joakim Möller reflects on intuition, diptychs, and embracing experimentation as he shapes a deeply personal, ever-evolving photographic language.
Introducing
Joakim Möller reflects on intuition, diptychs, and embracing experimentation as he shapes a deeply personal, ever-evolving photographic language.

Feature
Eric Wareheim discusses the punk origins of his photography, his love of Americana, and the visual energy linking his images, comedy, and cookbooks.
Feature
Eric Wareheim discusses the punk origins of his photography, his love of Americana, and the visual energy linking his images, comedy, and cookbooks.

Something to Hold On To
Amanda Fordyce opens up about loss, connection, motherhood, and the tenderness that drives her street and family photography.
Something to Hold On To
Amanda Fordyce opens up about loss, connection, motherhood, and the tenderness that drives her street and family photography.

Airshow
Josh Edgoose heads to the English Riviera Airshow, taking Martin Parr’s throwaway comment as a challenge to capture its noise, colour, and chaotic charm.
Airshow
Josh Edgoose heads to the English Riviera Airshow, taking Martin Parr’s throwaway comment as a challenge to capture its noise, colour, and chaotic charm.

Madrid in May
Shane reflects on withdrawing from Instagram, wrestling with the meaning behind sharing photos and finding beauty on long walks through the streets of Madrid.
Madrid in May
Shane reflects on withdrawing from Instagram, wrestling with the meaning behind sharing photos and finding beauty on long walks through the streets of Madrid.

Street Assignments Gallery
Featured members in this issue
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