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Framing within a Frame about Framing


Subject: A green frame within a wooden frame, talking about framing an issue.

Analysis: This is triple meta, and it proves that the physical and mental meta (both something literally and concretely being within something else; and the more conceptual version of that too).

...AND.......


Subject: This little racoon fellow: a picture of a picture.

Analysis:
The faces of coal campaign - a somewhat sickening attempt to glorify and justify the dangerous coal mining industry, IMHO - lists this little guy as one of its "supporters." Really. Go to the "our supporters tab of Faces of Coal, ACCCE's advocacy website.

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  1. UnknownMay 3, 2016 at 3:17 AM

    If you do use framing techniques you also need to consider whether you want your frame to be in focus or not. In some instances a nicely blurred frame..
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