Posts by Author: Jeff Guyer
Jeff Guyer is a commercial/portrait photographer based in Atlanta, GA. Still an avid street photographer and film shooter, Jeff also launched a kids photography class three years ago, where rumor has it he learns more from the kids than they learn from him.
The Power of a Print
Sep 16, 2013
Jeff Guyer
I am constantly blown away by the power of what we do with light and the little black box that captures it. Each day, we…
Leaving the Camera at Home (You Can Do It…Really)
Sep 11, 2013
Jeff Guyer
I just read an article about a blogger who actually called 911 from a Toronto film festival, complaining about excessive cell phone use during a…
Learning to Critique
Sep 9, 2013
Jeff Guyer
Pop quiz– How many times in an average day do you come across a photo on-line, put there by a photographer seeking critique, comments, suggestions,…
Keeping Your Eyes Open
Sep 4, 2013
Jeff Guyer
Remember when I wrote about Quintessential Moments? It focused on benchmark or definitive moments in our growth as photographers. Maybe it was a photograph where…
Crop vs. Full Frame: Excuse Me While I Rant
Sep 2, 2013
Jeff Guyer
Consider this– Every significant photo in the history of the medium was taken with a camera less technologically advanced than the one sitting in your…
Quintessential Moments
Aug 28, 2013
Jeff Guyer
Oddly enough (or embarrassingly enough) it was actually a conversation in a movie that got me thinking about this topic recently. “There are several quintessential…
What I Miss About Film
Aug 25, 2013
Jeff Guyer
I’m always fascinated when I meet a photographer who has never shot a roll of film. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t mean it in…