I know. I know. The last thing any of you (or myself for that matter) want to hear about is another social media-type site. Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc., etc. are all truly wonderful methods of talking to people, sharing ideas and knowledge and are generally fun to be involved with, but can sometimes feel overwhelming. [...]
This photograph was taken by Workshop Director, Sue LaRose, while snowshoeing at Lolo Pass on the Montana/Idaho border.
As much as I dislike the whole connotation of the term “New Year’s Resolution”- the implication being that life has gotten wildly off track for us in the year just ending - this time of year does lend itself to a certain amount of both reflection upon the past and looking forward to the future. Recently, much of the [...]
Rocky Mountain School of Photography continues to strive for innovative ways to provide valuable and unique instruction for those looking to make photography a career. The fine art photographer is always challenged to have their work seen by as many eyes as possible in an environment conducive to selling to collectors and/or admirers. How do I approach a gallery [...]
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