November Monthly Challenge - "Framed"

M50 + efm 18-150mm,
i took a very similar image on the 31st of october a day before the "framed" comp was opened, i resisted the temptation to re date it and took this one today (7th nov)
the intended frame was just the widow around the goose but in post i noticed i had another frame around the top and the luck comp of the two people in the very right corner works pretty well too.

 

Nice start to the comp, Caladina, down here in Tasmania, we are just coming out of the wettest October in a long time, the start of November is showing signs of some nice weather.
So with some stimulation form your image I shall venture forth and seek out an image.

 

I'm always on the look out for interesting natural framing when i have my camera, not been out much this month.
if you can't find anything outside there are loads of indoor items you can make a frame with or just find something in the house naturally frames something else

i do have another outside the box idea i'll add later

 

Bonus, it was a lovely day. I took my photography class along the shore of the Derwent River, I opened the aperture up on my 75-300mm lens and used the surrounding foliage to frame three of my students. Sometimes when you try something different it comes out 50/50ish.

 

Attempt number2, This was taken at Bellerive Boardwalk, looking out from one of the building at the Yachts in the bay.

 

Well, way back at around 1976 to 1978 I worked as a young men on a GERMAN, Hamburg SUED - COLUMBUS LINE ship the 'Columbus Australia' which sailed between the East Coast US, AUS & NZ. So I remembered reasoned this FRAMED Image I shot with my then top end Camera a CANON F1 and on KODAK Film if I remember right.
I have only copies of these photos which are smaller and by now, well over 45 years old !!!
I have also another two Images included as they are unfortunately my only once I have left, and included In Memory of all the many-many People which died on 09/11/2001 at the COLUMBUS HOUSE & Headquarter of the COLUMBUS Shipping Line World Trade Center in New York!

 

Viewing part of a ship out of a porthole is something that reminds us all of the sea, a very nice image,UpperCut.

 

Caladina, nice photo with a good frame. If you allow me, perhaps by bringing the goose closer, the frame and goose would be larger, and some elements would be removed, making the photograph more direct.

 

Craig, good pictures, the one with the group of people with their green frame. And the one with the view of the port, which has a good framing.

 

Uppercut, thank you for your important work to rescue old images that still retain their strength and color, especially the first one with the round frame.

 

On the weekend of the 12th, we went to Torredembarra and I took the opportunity to take these two photographs. The first from a restaurant

 

Thank you for the comments, José, I was not sure how the first image would turn out but nothing ventured, nothing gained.

An interesting part of the world that you live in, José and your images fit nicely within this month's theme.

 

Very nicely done, Kevin you were looking outside the box with this image and you ended up with a excellent image.

 

"Un-framed" or "Framed in Blue"

saw this little fella building a web in the middle of no where while i was looking for some framed stuff.
the polar opposite of framed or framed in blue, both work for me.
M50 and efm 18-150mm

 

Nice thinking out side the frame with this one Caladina.

 

it would fit well in a series with last months spider on yellow, hmm maybe i'll add that to the months ideas post, single colour backgrounds

 

Kevin, good point of view to frame the picture

 

Caladina, great photography of the spider, it is also an exponent of photographic minimalism.