Posts by Author: Jeff Guyer
What Makes a Good Photographer?
As a photographer and a photography teacher I am often asked the question, “What makes a good photo?” It seems like a simple enough question,…
8 Reasons Why You Need A Prime Lens
Life if full of all kinds of debates, both practical and philosophical. Chocolate or vanilla? Dogs or cats? Paper or plastic? Window or aisle? Jazz…
The Ins and Outs of Using On-Line Photos
A few months ago, a friend of mine was scrolling through a photography website when he saw something that made him jump out of his…
Looking Back at the Photo I Regret Taking
I typed the title for this article hours ago. After typing it, I spent an hour answering emails, having a snack, watching a little TV,…
Can Taking Too Many Photos Wreak Havoc On Your Brain?
I barricaded myself in my office this past weekend, hoping to face off against one of my demons. I fought off the usual distractions. No…
How to Resize Images for Print in Photoshop
Way back in September, I wrote an article about The Power of a Print. I talked a bit about many of the things we do…
How to Tell Clients They Can’t Have the RAW Files
It’s been a while since I’ve received “The E-Mail,” so I guess it shouldn’t have been that much of a surprise when it came today….
12 Essential Photoshop Skills Every Photographer Should Know (With Video)
“…If you’re saying in your head, ‘Oh, I’ll just fix that later in Photoshop,” stop what you’re doing and slap yourself as hard as you…
10 Important Lessons in Creativity
It’s confession time. I’ve been struggling lately with my creativity. The client work is fine. It’s the personal work– the stuff that’s supposed to satisfy…
Murphy’s Laws of Photography
Murphy’s Law: The inexplicable phenomenon of a fickle, spiteful universe which ensures that whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Let’s also not forget its…








































