Longtime RMSP instructor Don Mammoser will be leading a workshop on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula from May 25-31. Having been there many times over the years, Don knows how special and downright amazing this area is. A quick search online will reveal that a trip to Olympic NP actually delivers “Three Parks In One.” In one [...]
We just have to share this with you! Seattle resident Margaret DeWilliam Horton is a very good writer, not to mention photographer. Within the past month, she was also a participant in our Seattle Photo Weekend event and most recently in our Intermediate Photography workshop here in Missoula. She maintains her own photo and writing [...]
I realize every photographer has their own, unique workflow and way of accomplishing tasks when it comes time to wrangle images on the ‘ol computer, but i’m sure I am not alone when I say that it’s almost hard to remember what that workflow was like before Adobe came out with Lightroom. Personally, I admit [...]
Lynn Hoffman-Brouse is an accomplished photographer, educator and long time RMSP workshop instructor. She recently sent us her thoughts about her favorite time of day and places to shoot while in the incredible Yosemite National Park. “I know the wilderness experience is tough to find in Yosemite Valley, but my absolute favorite places are seen [...]
If you were one of the many, many people who watched the Screen Actors Guild award show last night, you have probably heard enough “thanks you’s” to last until next year. If this is the case, we’ll go ahead and apologize because we simply have to throw out one gigantic thank you to the fine [...]
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 [...]
I’m very excited to announce that Lensbaby has come on board to support my upcoming workshop with Tim Cooper and RMSP called Vegas to Zion: Dusk to Dawn. I’ve been a big fan of Lensbaby since the original baby, back in 2004. Why you might ask? Because it offers you a different way of seeing. [...]
You research the latest lenses and cameras. You browse online photo galleries for inspiration. You are constantly seeking more education about photography on the web or in classes. Hobbiest, amateur, enthusiast, professional; call yourself what you will. But if you have the photography bug, you probably daydream about the places you could photograph. We [...]
Traveling takes you out of your everyday life and immerses you in new experiences, surroundings, cultures, foods, smells, and sounds. It’s a great way to keep your photographic perspective fresh. Armed with a camera, seemingly endless enthusiasm, and trigger-happy fingers, you document everything in sight hoping to capture these new experiences. I can’t tell you [...]
This has been a snowy week in Missoula and the participants in our Basic Photography Workshop are getting a first hand look at winter in Montana. Instructor Doug Johnson and assistant Roxanne Duffy have been leading this great group of photographers outside all week to photograph. Until today, Mother Nature has been providing a nice [...]
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