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Liminal Framer

@liminalframer
I'm a photographer known as "Liminal Framer". I document the evocative beauty of 'becoming' – life's in-between, transient states and psychological moments.
Brighton, East Sussex, UK
Joined January 2025
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    Liminal Framer
    @liminalframer
    May 31, 2025
    An infinite loop about what's becoming. It's the cycle of existence, caught in an eternal dance between states. Everything is always on the verge, forever traversing exquisite boundaries. A reminder that life lies in constant flux. #MetaphoricalLiminality #PerpetualMotion
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    Liminal Framer
    @liminalframer
    May 30, 2025
    A train journey often suspends us between departure and arrival, thought and observation, a blurred world outside and a focused inner self. It's a powerful metaphor for the human condition – our constant state of becoming, endlessly in transit. #MetaphoricalLiminality #Travel
    Inside a train, a person with reddish-brown hair, wearing a dark jacket and jeans, sits with knees drawn up on a blue seat, gazing out at the fast-moving, blurred view outside the window.
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    @liminalframer
    May 30, 2025
    Yellow balloons, released by Chabad movement students for Israeli hostages, exist between absence and presence; action and waiting. It’s a collective human prayer, a vibrant echo of hope in the face of the unyielding unknown. #MetaphoricalLiminality #NYC #Hostages #Humanity
    Students from Chabad on Campus in Israel released hundreds of yellow balloons in New York’s Times Square with a prayer for the release of the Israeli hostages in Gaza; this was on 10th September 2024.
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    Liminal Framer
    @liminalframer
    May 30, 2025
    This abandoned house in Alicante radiates profound liminality. Suspended between past & present, presence & absence, it's a haunting testament to what once was and what might never be. A potent metaphor for life's beautiful, uncertain in-between states. #MetaphoricalLiminality
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