Sheila White Guevin

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Photography and Framework

April 01, 2021 - What is the first thing you see when you look at a photograph? What is your framework for the experience of photography...

August 17, 2020 - 1) Algorithms can't read, but they are set to look at word counts. They give priority to comments of 5 words or more. Le...

May 08, 2020 - Still Life is an art form that depicts inanimate, everyday objects. What objects can you include? - food, flowers, rock...

May 06, 2019 - Cities can be fascinating subjects. Watching how the daylight plays around the buildings, or how night falls and the cit...

April 18, 2019 - You are finally ready to put yourself out there. Take the big next step. Go beyond the "Likes" your friends and mother g...

March 29, 2019 - Each spring, I start stalking the Tidal Basin cherry blossoms. National Park Service horticulturalists monitor the Yoshi...

March 11, 2019 - Old film guys did not say "I will fix that in post". I remember a time, when I could afford one roll of Kodachrome. Jus...

February 21, 2019 - I yearn for spring and its colorful blossoms, but instead am greeted daily by the gray light of winter. When nature cann...

February 12, 2019 - Annie Leibovitz, in her on-line Master Class, discusses pulling books by other photographers such as Robert Frank and im...

November 01, 2018 - Maryland Federation of Art just hosted their annual Collector's Choice event. For a price of $185 ($250 for the VIP opti...

December 04, 2017 - This was photographed using a 24-70mm lens at F4. By putting the focus on the light on the handrail, it creates a photog...

December 03, 2017 - The first question intermediate and advanced photographers ask when viewing a photograph like this is "What is the EXIF?...