Two policemen, wearing traditional costumes, patrol the streets and plazas of San Miguel. I use a frame within a frame to increase the illusion of depth as well as abstract the image. The policemen are riding on a street well below my level. I am standing in a raised plaza, and I frame the subjects so that they will fit between two ornate posts. The first frame – the edges of the photograph itself -- set the stage. It is the second frame, created by the dark plaza, the two posts, and the horizontal decoration on the background wall, that makes the riders recede into the distance and implies depth. The deeply shadowed plaza in the foreground also abstracts the horses by removing their legs. In seeing less, we leave room for imagination to enjoy more.