Saturday, November 7 | 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. | Room 308
Sunday, November 8 | 10:45 to 12:15 p.m. | Room 308
Hands-on-Workshop Description
Create images that evoke poetry with techniques that mimic how a poem uses tools like repetition, recognizable imagery, use of things that can be both literal and conceptual, embedded visual sound, euphony and cacophony. You will strengthen your ability to create cohesive, concept-driven work while deepening your personal visual language and artistic voice. See less, feel more—and let your images speak in poetry.
Instructor Information
Sheila Guevin is a conceptual fine art photographer based in the Washington, D.C. area. Her photography explores themes of time, emotion, and human connection. She is an educator who enjoys helping photographers strengthen their creative vision and develop a more intentional approach to making images.
Sheila is the founder of Photo Society MD/VA/DC, a member of the Maryland Federation of Art, and a board member of the Maryland Photography Alliance. She teaches workshops and mentors photographers throughout the region, including hands-on Macro Workshops – Vintage Macro and Visual Poetry, for Mid Atlantic Photo Visions.
Sheila’s Photos
