Windows On The Natural World

Using subtle framing techniques within her images, Linde Waidhofer creates dynamic photos that guide the viewer through the frame

Text And Photography By Linde Waidhofer

Published October 22, 2013
Updated July 1, 2016

Looking at some of Linde Waidhofer's photography, it occurred to us that she has a way of framing subjects within the rectangular frame.

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