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RMSP’s founder, Neil Chaput de Saintonge, studied photography with Ansel Adams in 1973. Learn about his experience here.
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If you’ve been following Rocky Mountain School of Photography for a while, you may have seen the amazing image that recently won our 8th annual High […]
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One of the components we have on our camera to control exposure is the shutter. Before there was such a thing as mirrorless cameras, our camera […]
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