Jamie Rose is an international freelance photographer based in Washington, D.C. Jamie’s photography assignments range from covering the President at the White House to humanitarian crises in the third world.
To see more of Jamie’s work, please visit www.jamierose.net.
In 2009, Jamie became the Director of Workshops for Momenta Workshops, a Washington DC based documentary photography workshop company. Momenta has 4, 7 and 14 day workshops in the US and around the globe for beginning, intermediate and professional photographers.
To see the latest lineup of workshops, visit http://www.momentaworkshops.com/reg.php.
Jamie’s List started as a small group of photographer’s on an email mailing list who wanted to share news about happy hours and social engagements in DC. Three years later, it has exploded into a gallery opening, job posting, networking, photo sharing, social event, you-name-it blog!
Hello Jamie!
I was looking for info about Niki Khan to compliment her on so many Wash Post covers and fantastic imagery. I met “young Niki” when she was a student of Libby Cullen at AU and have been so proud of meteoric rise to the top of the Post’s photo talents! And so I found your site. I love the pano image on this page!!! I’d love to be added to the list.
Cheers,
Pam
Jamie,
I share a 2500 sq. ft. studio with another professional shooter in Merrifield, Va. (near rt#50 & beltway and 3 blocks from Dunn Loring metro station).
Was hoping to get the word out that we rent the space by the day, week, or project and currently have an opening for a sublease share which includes an office.
Studio has a drive in bay door, 16 ft. ceilings, kitchenette, dressing room with makeup area, and many extras.
thank you,
Rich
Hi Jamie,
Thank you again for coming into class last night at Corcoran. Your lecture on Momenta and your personal works/experiences were very insightful. I know that the whole class really enjoyed all of your stories.
I also have personal blog (the link above). My photography posted now are all 4×5 film scans. I am excited for any feedback you can give. Thank you.
Chris Cunningham