Goldpaint Photography Alumni: Favorites from 2017

Once again we asked our Goldpaint Photography students to share with us their favorite, personal photos taken during the year and they did not disappoint! We’re so proud they’re using their new skills to create beautiful works of art as well as submitting to editorials and publications. Every one of our Alumni show a unique perspective as they capture the beauty of our disappearing dark skies. It was an honor to inspire each photographer to explore new places and help demonstrate the importance of preserving our wild spaces under the stars.

Click on the image to read their story and visit their websites. Like what you see? Please share it in the comments below!

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Brad Goldpaint portrait in the field

Brad Goldpaint is a professional photographer and educator whose work reflects a deep connection to wilderness and the preservation of dark skies. Through his images and teaching, he helps others reconnect with the night and its fading presence in the modern world.

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  1. Impressive to say the least. So much talent in Mt Shasta. I used to live there and had a Stained Glass Shop called “Evergreen Studio” and a business called “Robinson Eatrhscaping”. Good luck and have a wonder-full life.

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