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FRAME WITHIN A
FRAME
Use foreground objects to create
a window (or frame) that you can
see the background through. In
photography, a frame within a
frame is when the photographer
uses something within the scene
in front of them to frame the main
subject. Therefore, a second frame
is created within the image hence:
a frame within a frame.
I took a photo of an ornament af-
ter placing it on the dining table
through a tissue roll, I was on my
knee.
Maria Mohammed
I took the photo in my room at 6
pm under indoor lighting. The
picture shows a hanger acting as
a frame which displays a brightly
coloured blue RC heli-copter. I had
to sit down on the ground and flip
my camera in order to get the cor-
rect view for the photo.
Jad Hilal
In Makkah city, in masjid al haram.
Around 7’o clock. It was during the
night, so it was just the regular lighting
of the mosque. It’s a picture of The Clock
Tower with my fingers shaped as a heart
as the frame. The tower is extremely tall,
so I had put the camera to the very bot-
tom on the ground to take the picture.
Rameen Shakil
I took this photo at the Jeddah
Corniche at 3:00 pm. The sky was
clear, and it was very sunny, how-
ever there was lots of wind and
there were strong waves at the
corniche. The second frame in the
picture is the lens from a pair of
sunglasses. Through the frame
you can see the ocean on the left
and bushes on the right. There is
a path in the centre with palm trees on both sides. A person is standing
in the middle of the path and looking towards the ocean. The picture is
tilted towards the right.
Khadijah Haq
Mr Raza’s commented “The pupils that have participated in the Home-
work Tasks are taking something away with the that will serve them
for the rest of their lives. Young people are inundated with imagery all
day long, yet many are oblivious to the intention, symbolisms and effect
this has on humans. They are very susceptible and this helps them to be
more informed both a creators and consumers”.
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