SCHOOL LIFE /

SCHOOL LIFE /

Looking back in RMTF, what is the biggest lesson you carry with you in your professional work today? RMTF was the foundation of my photography. It was a moment of complete exploration, of being curious about every single detail and there was an abun
Do you see elements of your Venezuelan roots in the way you frame the world today? I definitely think my identity as a latinmerican woman shapes not only the way I see the world, the kind of subjects I like to photograph and interview but also the w
How was your artistic journey from Caracas to New York and how the USA has shaped your photographic voice? I migrated to New York when I was 25 years old. I had been living in a bubble in Caracas that started to break when I entered RMTF and with a
STREET FOOD by Dámaris Rodríguez Do you think working with a project in mind is beneficial for the photographic process? Yes I do. And if so, what advantages or positive characteristics were you able to recognize? By working with a
STREET FOOD by Dámaris Rodríguez When creating the project, did you place more importance on the individual images or on the group of images you wanted to create? I knew that each photo had to tell part of a story about street food in
STREET FOOD by Dámaris Rodríguez It’s understood that each of the participants was assigned a photographic project during the trip to Photo London. Do you think you were able to apply a personal vision to the assigned project? Y

Everyday life at a photography school in Little River, Miami and online. Our classes, photography talks, exhibitions, volunteering, travels and beyond. But specially, this is the space where we proudly showcase our students work. Because let’s face it, this is not about what we know, this is about our photographer´s potential and how we assist them in getting the results they want. We train photographers from learning how to use a camera to giving meaning to their images through narrative