Focusing on a new career in Montana
| March 24, 2008 |  View for printing |
Randy Williams used to look at a cubical wall when he went to work. Now his job involves looking through a lens.
The Dallas-native said his career as an epidemiology specialist for the Missouri Department of Health studying HIV and AIDS was unfulfilling.
"I was sitting at a desk for eight hours a day and not getting much satisfaction from it," he said. He started to consider a new career and decided to take his life-long photography hobby to the next level.
"One of my dreams has always been to live close to the mountains, so when I started looking for photography schools and found the Rocky Mountain School of Photography http://www.rmsp.com/ in Missoula, it seemed like the perfect fit," Williams said.
By JO DEE BLACK Tribune Business Editor
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