in the realm of photography, a world both vast and meticulously detailed, there exists a technique known as the cloistered frame, a method that might initially give the cold shoulder to the traditional, pre-committal definitions of open space and freedom in composition. this technique demands of photographers not just their inputs of light and shadow, but also a willingness to reinvent from scratch the very concept of boundary and frame, encouraging them to find beauty and narrative within the cloistered confines of their viewfinders. here, in the deliberate and thoughtful constraint, creativity blooms anew, reminding us that even the most secluded spaces can host stories just waiting to be captured.