The dynamic fine art masters of light at night, instructors Tim Cooper and Gabe Biderman, are set to host one heck of a workshop for RMSP in March 201...
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Every year, we take our popular Photo Weekends seminars "on the road," and try to hold these events in every region of the country. This year, we'll b...
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If critters don't speak to you or your camera, then perhaps you're not the Dr. Dolittle type...or at least in photography terms anyway. That doesn't s...
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A typical January 6 at RMSP headquarters in Missoula, Montana means there is snow on the ground, gray in the skies and cold in the air. Thus far howev...
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If critters don’t speak to you or your camera, then perhaps you’re not the Dr. Dolittle type…or at least in photography terms anyway. That doesn’t seem to be the case with the animal-loving folks who submitted for January’s assignment; “Critters.” We had another huge response from our readers with their images that cross all borders [...]
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Martha Larson came to RMSP for our Career Training program in 2006 and we noticed right away that she is one creative individual. At that time, the program involved instruction with film, and her sensibility as an artist lent itself very well to the characteristics and creative techniques of the film medium. How many photographers [...]
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Our second Photo Weekend of the 2012 season is in the books! Instructors Tim Cooper and Tony Rizzuto took Charleston, SC by storm and from the feedback we’ve received, it sounds like everyone in attendance had a blast. Here are the results from the assignment given at the Charleston Weekend. We’d like to thank the [...]
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Every year, we take our popular Photo Weekends seminars “on the road,” and try to hold these events in every region of the country. This year, we’ll be making stops in several cities in the Southeast, including one in the economic and cultural hub of the South – Birmingham, Alabama. Birmingham is the cultural and [...]
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As with many of our instructors, Doug Johnson has a had a long history with RMSP and has had a tremendous impact on the experience of many of our students. Not only does he teach for our Photo Weekends events, but also in our popular Workshops and Career Training programs. He is definitely one busy [...]
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Photo Weekend #2 is in the books … and what a great weekend it was! We have to extend a large, heartfelt thank you to everyone in Charleston, SC who turned out for our event. We appreciate that you spent the weekend with us and have since sent in your comments and feedback. Lots of [...]
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At our first Photo Weekend of the 2012 season, we gave everyone in attendance a little parting gift. Well … that is if you consider homework a gift. We asked that anyone who was interested submit a photo inspired by a course they took during the Weekend event. So, if they loved the HDR and [...]
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Are you a Veteran – or the spouse or dependent of a Vet – who qualifies for the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill? Are you interested in receiving professional training in photography? Did you know that our Career Training program is approved for GI Bill benefits? Rocky Mountain School of Photography has been working with the [...]
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In the Rocky Mountain west, Salt Lake City, Utah stands alone in terms of its unique geography, location, history and culture. Short distances separate the Great Salt Lake, a thriving city and some of the snowiest mountains to be found in the lower 48, making for a pretty eclectic environment. A place we return to [...]
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Anne Medley, a photojournalist, videographer and educator based in the United States is in the midst of a Kickstarter campaign to fund a project called “Speak Out Tunisia: A Citizen Journalism Training Project.” She is hoping to secure enough funding by January 25th of this year so that she can train recently liberated Tunisian citizens [...]
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