I'm excited to be the first to offer a review up for RMSP!…read more I recently attended one of RMSP's weekend workshops that made a stop here in the Seattle area (Redmond, to be more specific.) From my research, RMSP looks to be one of the better training schools of Photography in the country. (That is of course, if you don't have the time or the money to invest in going back to school for a few years to get a Fine Arts Degree in Photography.) If however, you're looking to improve your skills as a photographer in virtually any aspect of photography - this is the school for you. They offer week long, on-location workshops, weekend workshops, and intensive trainings that last the entire summer. There's pretty much something to virtually any level of photographer. Since the longer classes are a bit on the pricier side, and since it was going to be my first experience with RMSP, I opted for the weekend seminar. It was totally affordable, local, and a great opportunity to get a glimpse of the kind of instruction that goes on at the school. I am happy to report, it was a great experience! Well worth the money (less than $200). The thing I liked the most is that the weekend seminar has basically two different tracks for you to choose from. If you're brand new to photography and have never used an SLR (non point and shoot) camera, this course will really help you to understand how to use your camera better so that you can take the kinds of shots that you bought your camera for in the first place. If, on the other hand, you're a little more advanced, know your camera pretty well, and just want to up your skills a few notches through some tips from experienced pros, there's a track here for you too. The instructors were very patient with the less knowledgeable participants, as well as extremely helpful and funny along the way. The power-point presentations were fantastic! Instead of dropping $200 or more on that new lens that you think will take better pictures for you - drop it on a weekend workshop with these guys. Invest in your knowledge of photography first so that you know how to use the equipment that you already have. You'd be amazed at how much your photography will improve though learning just how to use your equipment better. I hope that I'll eventually be able to afford to take one of RMSP's longer courses. However, in the meantime, I'm really happy with the knowledge, information and new skills I received through my weekend with RMSP. Highly recommended!

I'm really surprised there aren't more reviews on here for RMSP. It's really a great place to learn…read morephotography. I've been to several weekend workshops and loved them! I also took a week long workshop on the photography of people. I learned so much from the fun and knowledgeable teachers and even more from the critique sessions of our work. I would love to take the summer intensive course, but I can't make myself leave my husband for six weeks! Please don't think twice if you're on the fence about trying a class here. They are a very well respected school in the Pacific Northwest.

As I write no stars or photo. Methinks this can't be the authoritative site for UM, as students…read moregenerally "check-in" just to verify their own presence. My guess is that Missoulians are just too hipster for Yelp! In case you landed here because you thought Yelp! reviews were a good way to get a handle on the quality of research & teaching: Go for it!

My parents are U of M alum. I remember as a kid coming to sports camps here during the summer. So…read moremany great memories. Now I come to campus to sell my scientific equipment. The science programs are great with super friendly staff. The greatest challenge is funding. What did I learn today? The best view of campus is from the "M".

I ate ass here. Tips for my fellow ass eaters from yours truly, Dr. Freak. Do not excavate, do not…read moredig for gold. You're not going find anything of value in there.

We couldn't be happier at Sunflower! We have two children enrolled there (ages 2 and 4) and both…read morelove their teachers and their classrooms. The school has exploded in size over the past year from one small schoolhouse to a 3-building campus. It goes without saying that there will be some growing pains in that process, but in the last few months they're launched a new informational website for parents, and hired a new head of their meal program who makes organic meals on-site every day. Our preschooler goes on field trips and to swim lessons and can name all the continents and planets. She came home yesterday singing the National Anthem in honor of the 4th of July. Sunflower has definitely been the right choice for us.

Both of our kids have loved attending Sunflower Montessori. And, as parents, we have loved the new…read moreownership. Sam and Eugenia took over ownership in Aug. 2016. They are great teachers, hire very well qualified staff and are making great effort to upgrade the building and playground. Our kids thrive and grow and are well looked after. I highly recommend Sunflower.

Best dog park ever, friendly people and awesome assortment of pups. Nestled along the Blackfoot…read moreriver is a perfect place to cool off and swim with your dog There are benches and picnic tables plus lots of gorgeous scenery. My girl comes home happy and ready for a nap

I write this review to inform parents of the importance of being real and teaching your college…read morebound child to have realistic expectations . Lots of prospective college bound students "think" they can go to an Ivy League or other prestigious college . Good for them for being ambitious. But it is also important to be realistic . The money spent on "tutoring" could be better spent on tuition. College is expensive, it shouldn't be, but it is. I believe, having been through this process, and it is a process that can be painful, both psychologically and physically . When you have a bright kid who has done everything right, except be able to afford their dream school, and they get accepted to their dream school, only to find out they can't afford it without going into serious debt, is that healthy? I believe Hughes tutoring feeds this desire and that is wrong. It's great to help a student write a better essay or prepare for the college tests, but to feed a student a line that they can get in to the "best" schools, get scholarships etc...... Is wrong . Just beware .

The critique from Sue O. is untrue. When a student begins the college admissions process with…read moreHughes, your family financial situation is discussed before a college list is created. This would prevents the unable to afford prestigious school dilemma which Sue O. describes. I have personally seen Hughes tutors do free sessions for low-income students. The Hughes sliding scale fees allows students from all walks of life have access to higher education. Hughes has been an invaluable resource to all the students I know who use it and has been the difference between rejection and acceptance for so many.

Not only is everyone exceedingly friendly and courteous, they are knowledgeable and absolutely…read moreincredible with the kids. I cannot stress enough how capable and wonderful this pre-school is, and how happy we are with the children's progression. I would recommend this pre-school to all people interested in the best environment possible for their children.

April at Living Savior is an awesome teacher! What a blessing! The environment is loving, caring…read moreand fun for a child to learn, grow and hear about Jesus. Definitely a place for a child to start a solid foundation of learning; both academically and spiritually, yet not forceful or pushy. Love this place and highly recommend it!