Gaston's Damage
by Barb

Comment:
So, is the fence the "framing" - or just the plants everywhere? I'm confused as to how you were trying to frame and what you were trying to frame. Whatever it was, it escapes me. Sorry. Good luck though.

Trying to frame a Waterfall
by Arnarp

Comment:
I like the waterfall, but the rocks and plants really serve, for me at least, only as a foreground reference point, not really a frame. Maybe if there were also some foreground leaves or rocks along the side of the image or across the top of the image, or at least in one of the corners, then maybe it would achieve the "framing" you were trying for ... Just my suggestion. Nice water though.

Afternoon Cue in Blue
by 77DX

Comment:
Love those clouds. However, as to framing, it would probably show better as a "frame" if you caught part of the airplane's window around them. The end of the wing just didn't seem to act as a frame - only a foreground reference point.

Framed in blue.
by cathysapp

Comment:
My understanding is that the framing was to be in the foreground. Nice colorful and focused photo otherwise.

Key to the closet
by groggyfroggy

Comment:
There's just not enough to this image for me to give it much in a rating. Yep, I can tell the out of focus area is a key hole, but I really can't "see" what is beyond. So, as for framing something, the something seems missing. Maybe more focus to the foreground and a lens setting that provides more image in the background would help. Just my thoughts. Good luck.

Bell Tower
by Katranka

Comment:
Sorry, I would have rated it higher, but the totally out of focus background made it really difficult for me to accept the image. The bug on the plant stem was, I'm sure, supposed to be the "frame", but it's just "there"; in the foreground. It doesn't really "frame", it just preceeds. I'd work for greater depth of field and more balanced, all around, framing.

I touch the bug
by FeosMom

Comment:
Kinda cute, but "framing"? Just don't see it.

Rapunzel, Rapunzel let down your hair
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
As a pure photo, I would have gotten a little more in at the top, rather than cutting it off. And, if there were a young lady with long hair up on one of the turrets, or in a window - then you wouldn't even need the title to explain what was going on. Interesting architecture though.

Jack and the Beanstalk
by banmorn

Comment:
Sorry, I'm just not into word plays.

Cinderella. . . left out.
by drydoc

Comment:
Just not my image of Cinderella - and I thought she made it into the ball ...