On the day of the Royal wedding we are obviously going to choose an alumni who photographs weddings! Lindsay Docherty attended the Career Training program in 2006. After the program, Lindsay returned to Philadelphia and started her business as a wedding, portrait and lifestyle photographer. Lindsay gets fabulous posed shots but she also has a [...]
This photograph was taken by Melanie Wright.
Many photographers dream about their images appearing on the pages of National Geographic. Each issue is full of photographs that inspire readers. How could you not want to produce images with that power? William Albert Allard has been one of the influential photographers whose work has wowed people since 1964. For five decades he has [...]
For over 20 years, RMSP has offered a unique approach to photography education in this highly creative and competitive field with our annual Career Training program. I spent some time with the program’s director Marie Osborne to discuss her background and her vision for this year’s version. Thanks for your time, Marie. For those not [...]
This photograph was taken with an iphone by Workshops Director, Sue LaRose.
Happy Earth Day! Here are a few more ways that RMSP tries to reduce, reuse and recycle. RMSP is a member of Missoula in Motion, an organization that encourages alternative commuting. As members we receive bus passes for all our employees and other incentives if we commute in more Earth-friendly ways. They have a terrific website [...]
Kene Sperry attended our Career Training program in 2003 and lives in Big Sky, Montana. Since leaving RMSP he has run an incredibly successful wedding and portrait studio, Eye in the Sky Photography. It helps that he lives in a gorgeous location but even that has to take a back seat to his undeniable skills [...]
Use a Digital Camera. This is pretty easy since most of the photographs these days are taken with a digital device. Use Recycled Printing Paper. Redriver paper offers GreenPix, made of 100% post-consumer Use Recycled Materials. “Unlike many post-consumer product papers, GreenPix™ has few surface imperfections. Photos come out clean and sharp.” Use a Local [...]
Watch the second part of Marcy’s Artistic Perspectives on Process lecture. View Part I here.
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