Frames Within the Frame in the Snowy Cold

As we were leaving the bridge ↓ I told Sue that we should try this sort of photo shoot again on a much nicer day and that we should do so with a bigger picture frame. 

We had been in the middle of yon bridge on a photo shoot
for one of Sue's challenges.

What am I on about, eh? What is with the picture frame and 'trying again'?

Well, Sue's challenge was to hold a picture frame while someone took her photo. Then she was to paste that photo into the frame and preferably more than once. If that doesn't make sense, I think it will. Maybe. Eventually. Perhaps.

It being winter, Sue brought along a picture frame that would fit in her bag. In other words, it was not a very large frame. While I could paste it in once, when I then pasted it into the first paste, it got pretty darn small. If you look ↓ for a moment, what I am trying to say may become clearer. It is a bit hard to explain just in words.

It was Sue's concept and she set up the shoot, but I was the one holding the camera and then doing the photoshop work in post.

Sue holds a picture of her holding the picture,
and it goes on for several layers.

After working on the above photo, I next edited one for Sue's use from her camera (not shown here). Then I did this ↓ next one. By the time I got to this third version, I felt that I was becoming a little more adept at the procedure. It also has three inset photos, or maybe it was four. Of course, you can't see that far into it at this resolution.

A picture of Sue holding a picture of Sue holding a picture of Sue holding . . . and so on.

You probably can't tell in the ↑ photo, but it was snowing, so here ↓ is a crop of the same photo as above in which I think you can see the snow falling around Sue's face.

To bring it around to my somewhat cryptic introduction, maybe we will experiment again, on a blessedly warm June day when we can work in leisurely comfort. We will also bring a bigger frame that might make the frames within a frame concept a little more visible.

However, it was a fun challenge, both the outdoor and indoor parts. 

Perhaps I am tired, but I had trouble describing this coherently. It's early and I did not get a full night's sleep. Hopefully, it eventually made some sort of sense to you.