Fortunately for most of you who are interested in using framing, humans do a great job of creating objects that are ideal for framing. Doors, windows, archways, sculptures, glasses, buildings... the list goes on and on. Just remember that although anything can be used as a frame for your subject, the best ones are those that bring context to the subject and thus improve the overall feel of the image.
In addition to creating structures that are ideal for framing, humans themselves are great for frames. A classic one is a pair of legs (especially those clothed in fishnet stockings, in my opinion ), but there are others. Arms and hands can form frames. Even fingers can in the case of forced perspective (e.g., placing your fingers close to the camera and "grabbing a distant object). Arching bodies, groups of people... the list is as long as your mind is creative.
The take home message here is that frames are all around us - some obvious, and some less so. Experimenting with framing can add intrigue and interest to a photo that it might not have otherwise, so be creative and don't limit yourself to the obvious.
