Strike !
by whatdewuc

Comment:
Cropped 'frame' works well here. Nice job.

Framed in sandstone
by arpita

Comment:
Beautiful textures. Is she red from color tweaking, or from the red stones surrounding her?

A Road To Nowhere
by mickeymouse

Comment:
I would have liked to see your point of view just a bit lower, so the land and the sky were both "framed" separeately, instead of letting the land peek into the top frame.

Days go by
by ibkc

Comment:
Beautiful scene; very interesting approach to an overly-photographed subject. Use of flash works very well here, too.

Frame Me please
by deanlee

Comment:
Cute picture, but the lighting seems too harsh. You might try including the top of the "frame" also.

Life In Death
by brizmama

Comment:
Is that a bug on the right side? if so, he posed perfectly for the shot. Nice job!

From the bottom of the Big Gulp
by nephoto

Comment:
I would like to see some "Slurpee" added to create a second frame. I think that it would make the edges more enclosing and give the image less negative space. The idea is very interesting, and I really like the subject and her expression. I like photographs that pose as 'documentary' but are obviously directed, and this definately fits the category.

Wind, Water, Sand, Time
by vitaminG

Comment:
I kind of enjoy how the focus emphasizes the foreground as opposed to the framed subject.

Emergence
by Cutter

Comment:
The title compliments his pose well.

Zen frames
by xantangummi

Comment:
Composition could be better. Very nice lighting, though, and really love how you captured the reflection.