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Issue 002
Featuring Joel Meyerowitz, Dorothea Lange, Vanessa Kutzer, Hannah Pot d'Or, Hester van de Belt, and Street Is A Woman. Issue 002 is live now.
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Dorothea Lange
For issue 002, we went deep into Dorothea Lange's time with the Farm Security Administration. We explored the archives, studied the contact sheets, and curated the photographs that shaped American documentary photography including Migrant Mother.
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from 125 reviewsThis is now the 4th publication I have and again a very inspirational issue: the stories about and from Dorothea Lange, Joel Meyerowitz, Ella Kowalska, Kutza, Hester van de Belt, and Hannah Pot D'Or are very insightful and create an urgency to create. The quality of this publication is superb, which also can be said about the previous publications.
One thing that needs specific mention is the dedication of Ünal and the Frayme team to create again such a great document and to get it delivered.
WOW! Such deliberate choices make for a work of art! Yes, the articles were terrific, but the paper selection and the printed photos make this so much more!
Issue 002 brings together inspiring work and meaningful stories that encourage us to look beyond the images and appreciate the people, experiences and emotions behind them.
A beautifully curated publication that reflects a genuine passion for photography and its artistic expression.
Not focused just in technic, but learning from other Guys without copying. Thats what I want.
Fine Magazine for this!
Quality magazines are a rarity these days. As a former art and creative director I once enjoyed 40+ subscriptions. That’s now down to 4 and glad to note Frayme is one of those. It succeeds on so many levels: visuals, written content and print quality being paramount. Wishing it the best of success.
A friend recommended the magazine and am happy that he did!
Loved the Dorothea Lange story, being introduced to the wonderful Vanessa Kutzer etc
Great balance of interviews and photos.
And a fast and uncomplicated delivery.
Well done!
Where to start? As a serious photographer since the 70's, I really appreciate the way frayme honors the lineage, while introducing the work of contemporary practitioners. When I saw that Dorothea Lange, one of my early role models, was featured, the decision to order was instantaneous. The seriousness of this small dedicated group is also evident in the thoughtfulness that goes into choosing content, paper, layout, and even thank you pages to contributors. It's a bit heady, including behind the scene decision making, but I'm good with knowing the back stories. The commitment to quality is over the top. The fact that the magazine is ad free lets the reader focus on the photographers and their work. Thank you frayme Team for this labor of love that arrived on my doorstep this election day in the US, giving me cultural and historical perspectives to calm my anxieties.
Great publication with excellent interviews and images
Ich bin ganz begeistert von der liebevollen und umfassenden Gestaltung des Magazins - und freue mich schon auf die nächste Ausgabe.
If you love photography and excellent magazine design like the good old days, this one is for you.
What a surprise! I am so happy to have found Frayme.
Photo magazines are few and far between these days. So it is quite an accomplishment for this special edition to score a perfect score. Truly can’t wait to extend the whole Frayme experience.
The magazine is designed with care. The texts are well written and rich with information.
Kind of magazine to read and keep
Superb!
Beautifully designed and chock full of top notch content. The care and thought put into this publication really show. This will live on our library shelves.
More like a book. As I said beautifully made with different papers. Every now and again you come across something where you can see how much love has gone into it. This is one of them. Recommended.
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Telling Stories Through Urban Photography
Learn moreMitchell Hélant Muller, a skilled street photographer from the Netherlands, captures authentic moments of urban life. Focusing on the dynamics between people and their surroundings, his unposed, candid shots reveal the city’s character. Through unique perspective and natural color, Mitchell transforms fleeting moments into compelling visual narratives.
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The Art of Bold Visual Storytelling
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