Category: Photography
In honor of supporting the brave men and women who have served our country, we are highlighting one of our RMCAD students in recognition of Veterans Day, which is on Nov. 11. General Bob Felderman is a storyteller who travels
At the start of Fall A, RMCAD enhanced the college student experience by switching to it’s Blended+ format where students can reserve facility time on-campus while working and studying in a safe environment. Graphic Design student, Ryan Hruska is one
Dominic Iacopino has a battery that never runs out of juice. The veteran received his B.S. in Chemistry from the U.S. Naval Academy, served nearly a decade as a helicopter pilot in the Marines and hiked the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail
Three-point lighting is a common technique used by content creators. For photography, it is useful for professional portraits whereas, in videography, it is useful for interviews. Three-point lighting consists of your key light, fill light and backlight. We met with
Having a true understanding of how your camera operates is one of the top skills you need to have as a photographer. The exposure triangle allows you to have complete autonomy of the overall image and consists of three parts:
Chair of Graphic Design and Photography, James Reiman has been in the RMCAD family since 2013 where he started as an adjunct professor. The Washington native has a very diverse background in both fine arts and commercial work, bringing a
Over 60 pieces of art adorned the walls of Philip J. Steele Gallery for the 56th Annual Student Exhibition opening reception on March 8, 2019. The time-honored tradition brings students, faculty, staff and community members together each year to celebrate
During the month of January, Philip J. Steele Gallery became a working studio space for four RMCAD faculty members. From January 17 – 31, James Reiman, Scott Wakefield, Jessica Elliott, and Bruce Mackh became a part of the gallery as
Why would a photographer who’s worked in the field for years go back to art school? For Kevin Tydlaska, it was the opportunity to finally have a formal degree. “It’s something I wanted to do for myself,” he said. Tydlaska
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