During the last week of Advanced Intensive, our Career Training students were lucky enough to be visited by Danita Delimont, founder and owner of Danita Delimont Stock Photography. During her time with the students, she provided a lecture and viewed a selection of images each students prepared for her. The insight she provided each student [...]
Along with Lindsay Adler and Richard Kelly, our (now graduated!) Advanced Intensive students were fortunate enough to hear from, and spend time with another distinguished name in the photography industry, Judy Herrmann. A former president of the ASMP and a current full-time commercial shooter, Judy provided a valuable perspective on life as a photographer for [...]
As I mentioned in my interview with Lindsay Adler, the students in the Advanced Intensive session of our Career Training program have been glued to their seats listening to industry professionals advising them in the ways of modern, professional photography. Another in this talented line-up is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania photographer, Richard Kelly. As a former president [...]
Every year RMSP’s five-month Career Training program concludes in the fall with one of the most unique and comprehensive professional photography educational experiences anywhere; our six-week Advanced Intensive. By this time in their training, our students are being primed for the marketplace and learning the how-to’s of launching their careers in this highly competitive field. [...]
Just last month, RMSP held our first ever Landscapes & Lightroom in Big Sky, Montana workshop. Instructors David Marx and Doug Johnson gave the participants “the ol’ one-two” with their expertise in both landscape photography and the powerful digital imaging software program, Adobe Lightroom. David posted the students’ concluding slideshow on his blog, The Lightroom [...]
To the many fans of uber-creative artist/instructor Mark S. Johnson, the way in which he sees the world is one of pure inspiration and creativity that can’t help but be infectious to others. If you’ve ever had the fortune to be taught Adobe Photoshop creative techniques by him, then you know what I’m talking about. [...]
Ed Kashi, instructor of our Professional Studies Documentary Photography course, had a Gallery Opening last night for his body of work, Eye Contact, in Brooklyn, NY at the VII Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. Ed is an incredible documentary photographer and this exhibition explores the sometimes invasive presence of a documentary photographer and his camera. There is [...]
For the past seven years, RMSP has had the great fortune to have on board our staff the excellent instructor, accomplished commercial photographer and artist extraordinaire, Allison Leach. She has played a critical role in our Career Training and Workshops student experience by greatly impacting their understanding of technique, light, subject and creativity. She has [...]
There are times when posing people offers distinct advantages. In To Pose or Not to Pose People: Part 1, we wrote that pictures of people give our travel photos personality and that “nothing captures the spirit of a trip like captivating candid shots.” But there are times when posing people offers distinct advantages. After all, when [...]
This article was written by one of RMSP’s newest instructors, Allen Rokach and his wife Anne Millman. Allen will be co-instructing our first workshop in Holland in 2012 with Eileen Rafferty. He has written some incredible articles on travel and macro photography. This article was first published on Adorama’s Blog where Allen contributes regularly. Enjoy! Travel [...]
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