Moon Setting
by dave2119

Comment:
Nice catch - especially how the moon actually looks like it could be supported by those branches.

Freedom Beyond the Frame
by L1

Comment:
This might be a little more interesting if there was something other than clear blue sky visible through the bars, but I understand and appreciate the goal of the photo. 7

Fenced
by Dim7

Comment:
A fence frame the way a fence should create a frame. I like the tilt of the fence cell against the well-levelled house.

Wet Dream
by ellamay

Comment:
Interesting use of a reflection to create a framing element.

The humble headlight
by Node

Comment:
Very creative framing elements - cars frame headlight which in turn frames another car. Lighting and DOF are good too, and this is an interesting photo for it.

Drifting Apart
by sher

Comment:
Nice use of desaturation on the green color here - the contrast of the stones makes them the clear focus of the shot and helps to emphacize them in the frame.

Oh deer!
by curt57

Comment:
I like the framing done here, and the birdhouse and fence play an active role in focusing my attention to the deer. For future reference, try to make your submitted photo as large as you can if your camera will support you doing so - max size is 640px, and your pic is 293px on its long side; max file size is 150k, and yours is about 40k.

†
by aznym

Comment:
Good combination of negative space and framing to focus my eye on the windows. If not for the title, however, I don't know that I would have noticed the cross. In any case, very effective interpretation of the challenge, and I think the windows make a good framing subject.

mug shot
by whiteroom

Comment:
Like a hall of mirrors, only without the mirrors. I like the effect, and that you've chosen an unconventional approach to this challenge.

Through the She-Oaks
by marlin

Comment:
I like that the folks on the beach have their own sort of sub-frame with that branch. Nicely captured. 7