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 [...]
Can you imagine what it would be like for you to spend three hundred and sixty hours on photography over a period of 11 weeks? How cool would it be learning to focus on what is in front of you or what is in the distance? What if you were taught about the way that [...]
In terms of creativity and technological know-how, Mark S. Johnson is unparalleled in his field. His highly developed sense of style, beauty and openness to all that inspires has earned him the reputation of a superb instructor. This is particularly true in the area of digital imaging and creatively combining photographic images using Adobe® Photoshop® to [...]
If you are in Bismarck, North Dakota, or anywhere in the vicinity for that matter, it’s time to grab a pen and Bis-mark your calendar for March 17-18! RMSP instructors Tim Cooper and Doug Johnson will be taking ND by storm for another stop on our 2012 Photo Weekends tour. As of this posting, there [...]
Our friend at B&H Photo Video and instructor, Gabe Biderman, was recently interviewed for an article for the New York Times. It appeared in the Business Day-Personal Tech section on their website. With his expertise in night photography, he very eloquently talks about tips & techniques for taking long exposures. A great read on an interesting [...]
High dynamic range (HDR) photography has been around through film and digital technologies and whether you are attracted or repelled by the outcome of its application, it’s definitely here to stay. Some newer digital cameras are even starting to have HDR built right in to let you see what multiple images will look like before [...]
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