Shadows play a major role on the grand stage of life. Darkness both contrasts, and is created by, impeded light. The so-called dark side of the moon and lunar eclipse are a creation of this phenomena on a planetary scale, as is our own nighttime on Earth – all of which are portrayed in this [...]
The third month of the year seems like an appropriate time to encourage our intrepid photographers/readers in the quest to capture the magic of “three” in their compositions. There’s indeed a magical quality to this digit when applied to photography, or art in general, and something very pleasing to the eye – perhaps the third [...]
When we think of the Midwest of the U.S., Indianapolis is near the top of major cities that show up on our Photo Weekends tour map quite frequently. A big town with big ideas, big hearts and big minds hungry to learn about their passion of photography. Indy is the home of 500 miles of [...]
Can we get a high five for Photo Weekend number 5? That’s right, our fifth Photo Weekend of the 2012 season concluded on Sunday in fabulous Salt Lake City. From the sounds of it, the fine folks in SLC enjoyed their time with Eileen Rafferty and Tony Rizzuto. Here are a few quotes from [...]
Canon Explorer of Light and former RMSP Career Training instructor and guest lecturer, Bruce Dorn, has recently released a series of video tutorials on the Canon Digital Learning Center website. Many of the videos in the series, titled Environmental Portraits with Speedlites, were created right here in Missoula, MT. If you’ve spent any time in [...]
Hello everyone! My name is Forest Chaput de Saintonge and I have been working as an assistant at the school for the past five years. Throughout that time (and my entire life) I have seen hundreds of students grow from complete beginners in photography, to knowledgeable, confident and experienced photographers. It has always been amazing [...]
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