‘Sceneframing’ by Fangirl Quest
Fangirl Quest is a blog started by the team of Tiia Öhman and Satu Walden. They travel the world capturing the exact locations of scenes from popular TV shows and films. Once at the location, Satu holds up a tablet with an image from the show or movie and Tlia takes the picture. They call it ‘Sceneframing’.
It’s a fun twist on basic film tourism you might find in Hollywood. They share details and info about the location itself as well as fun things to do while you’re there. Their blog has evolved beyond just sceneframing. They state on their site; ‘…..we’ve expanded into travel stories about city stays, nature wonders and other adventure travels. We take pride in our high quality content and professional photos.’
It’s such a cool site loaded with beautiful photos and great travel recommendations. You can check out all the fun HERE.
Fangirl Quest is a blog started by the team of Tiia Öhman and Satu Walden. They travel the world capturing the exact locations of scenes from popular TV shows and films. Once at the location, Satu holds up a tablet with an image from the show or movie and Tlia takes the picture. They call it ‘Sceneframing’.
It’s a fun twist on basic film tourism you might find in Hollywood. They share details and info about the location itself as well as fun things to do while you’re there. Their blog has evolved beyond just sceneframing. They state on their site; ‘…..we’ve expanded into travel stories about city stays, nature wonders and other adventure travels. We take pride in our high quality content and professional photos.’
It’s such a cool site loaded with beautiful photos and great travel recommendations. You can check out all the fun HERE.
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