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UK’s ‘The Photography Show’ has been postponed due to COVID-19, is still on course for a 2020 show

10 Mar

The organizers behind The Photography Show and The Video Show, have announced the event is being postponed due to ongoing concerns regarding COVID-19 (the coronavirus). Originally set to take place from March 14 through March 17 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England, the event will now take place at a later time in 2020, if all goes according to plan.

In the statement shared on The Photography Show website, organizers say they have ‘taken the extremely difficult decision to postpone The Photography Show & The Video Show until later in the year, when we will be able to deliver the show you deserve.’

The organizers note any current ticket-holders will be able to use their tickets for the future event, whenever the dates are established. In the event attendees aren’t able to attend at the future date, they will have the option to receive a refund, including any ‘Extras’ purchased alongside the main ticket.

According to The Photography Show website, over 300 brands and 32,000 visitors show up annually to see the latest products and attend over 270 talks, demos and galleries over the course of the four-day show. Canon, Epson, Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, Rode, Sony, and Westcott are just a few of the featured exhibitors who are planning to attend the event. The organizers say they will ‘aim to keep the programme the same where possible, subject to speakers being available for the new dates [and] hope that the exhibitor list will remain much the same.’

You can visit The Photography Show’s website to view more details.

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Before and After: Students Becoming Better Photographers After 31 Days Course

18 Apr

The post Before and After: Students Becoming Better Photographers After 31 Days Course appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darren Rowse.

Remember when you first started taking photos? Feelings of excitement and hope being replaced by disappointment and confusion when you couldn’t figure out why you and your camera didn’t seem to be seeing the same thing? Or maybe that’s you right now?

We just had to share these ‘before and after’ photos taken by students of our course, 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer, just to remind you of where we all start, and what is possible. If you’re a seasoned photographer, please jump in the comments and give these photographers the encouragement they deserve to continue their photography journey.

If you’re a beginner, take some inspiration by what is possible with the right support and guidance. We’re very proud of all of our students and thank the few below who have allowed us to share their progress with you.

Current course intake coming to a close soon

We open the doors to our most popular course just a few times a year so that instructor Jim Hamel can focus on his students and guide them through the course. He is the most attentive mentor we’ve seen, and our students love him. Doors close for the current class midnight (PDT) on the 18th of April so be quick and check out the details here.

Our students’ before and after photos

A big shoutout to our students below for letting us share these photos of their progress, and to all of our students who have taken up this course. We’re very proud of how far you’ve come!

Rebecca Garnett

Rebecca says, “I enjoy taking photos at the beach and was not happy with the way my photos were turning out.” The before photo was taken in 2017 at Pismo Beach when she had taken the camera off auto and used aperture and shutter speed priority.

Rebecca Garnett Beach Before the 31 Days Photography Course

Rebecca Garnett’s beach photo before taking 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer Course

 

Rebecca Garnett Beach Photo After the 31 Days Photography course

Rebecca Garnett’s beach photo after taking the 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer Course.

The after photo was taken in December 2018 at the same place but shot in Manual Mode.

“I never thought I would ever use manual mode as it was too confusing, until Jim’s course. The course was awesome! It helped me get to know more about my camera and improved the way I take photos and editing. The class was enjoyable, and it was great interacting with the other classmates on Facebook. Well worth it!!”

~ Rebecca Garnett

George Conant

George shares, “Before taking this course, I appreciated really good photos from others but found most of mine weren’t that good. This course improved my photography a lot.”

George Conant's landscape photo before taking Jim's course

George Conant’s landscape photo before taking Jim’s course

“This photo was taken (I think) in auto mode. Although the clouds look good there is no major point of focus, nor rule of thirds. I had no thought at the time of working on focus. The result is that the distance is not in focus, and the in-focus foreground is not very interesting,” says George.

George'a landscape after taking the 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer course.

George’a landscape after taking the 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer course.

In addition to the huge improvement in his photo, George’s commentary on his ‘after’ photo clearly demonstrates what he has learned from the course.

“This photo was better than the last for several reasons.

  1. There is a leading line with the road.
  2. The sun is at an angle coming from the left.
  3. There is interesting color contrast, particularly with the red in the bushes to the side of the road.
  4. While the foreground is not in great focus, much of the photo is from a point part way down the road, extending to the mountain.
  5. The composition is more interesting with the bushes forming a bit of a V with the mountain in the distance.”

“Jim is an excellent teacher. He provides both really good videos and documents that include what he discussed in the videos as well as providing homework for each day. He motivated us class members to post our ongoing work in a Facebook group for our class, where he and other class members provided praise as well as constructive criticism. He was very good at answering posted questions. Finally, even though the course I took finished in early 2018, Jim still participates in our group. I don’t know of any other course this good for people like me.”

Lorayne Hudson

“Prior to this course I took few photographs and when I did, the camera was always on Auto. My main issues were with my landscapes never looking like they’re in focus, and not being able to get close to flowers,” says Lorayne.

Check out her before and after photos which illustrate her continued improvement.

Lorayne Hudson's 'before' photo at the river

Lorayne Hudson’s ‘before’ photo was taken in 2010 at Fingle’s Glen, Dartmoor with no post-processing as she didn’t know it was possible.

 

Lorayne's 'after' photo at the river

Lorayne’s ‘after’ photo was taken this year one early morning whilst out for a walk. The sun was just coming up and there was a light mist on the ground.

 

Lorayne Hudson's photo of a flower before 31 Days course

Lorayne Hudson’s photo of a flower before taking the course

“This is a standard photo of a flower that I have very many of… it’s flat with no light. Taken in Auto, I had no idea about depth of field, but was quite impressed with the blur but didn’t think much further. I now strive for similar effects knowing how it’s done,” explains Lorayne.

Lorayne Hudson's flower photo after taking the 31 Days Course

Now Lorayne’s flower photos look like this, with minor adjustments to the highlights, shadows and clarity in Lightroom.

Lorayne shares what she has learned from the course:

  1. To use my camera with confidence and not be afraid of it or the subject.
  2. The right light can make such a difference to the subject.
  3. Rules are made to be broken.
  4. Don’t just stand, move around, up and down, change your perspective.
  5. Using post-processing tools is not cheating – they are your friend.
  6. Having a good group of like-minded people to share your photographic achievements – and woes with – makes photography more enjoyable.

Bob Truran

An example of Bob Truran's beach photos before the course

An example of Bob Truran’s beach photos before the course

 

Bob Truran's beach photos after the course

Bob Truran’s beach photos after the course

Bob is pleased with the many compliments he has received for his ‘after’ photo.

“I have seen a marked improvement in my photography and have even received many new followers on Instagram as well as added comments from my friends on Facebook. This course is great for beginners as well as those that may require a brush-up.”

Marie Costanza

Marie gets the unofficial dPS prize for best ‘duck transformation’!

Marie Costanza Duck Before

Marie Constanza’s ‘before’ photo of a duck

 

Marie Constanza's after photo of a duck

Marie’s photo of a duck after taking 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer Course

“When I began the course, I was a novice photographer who used Auto mode for all my images. I occasionally tried Aperture Priority, but I was totally intimidated by Manual. A year later, thanks to this course, I completely use and understand how to use Manual, but more importantly, I understand several techniques for composing an effective image.

Thanks to Jim’s excellent teaching style, and the effective resources that he provides, I now feel like a competent photographer. I have actually won several competitions, was asked to display an image in a local photography gallery and have been asked to show 8 images in an upcoming gallery show. A year ago, I never would have believed that I could do all of this. The pace of Jim’s course, his calm teaching style, the practice assignments, and the regular feedback provided by Jim make this the most effective photography course I have ever taken.”

~ Marie Costanza

Rick Willingham

Meet the once overwhelmed Rick – “How in the heck am I supposed to figure out how to use this thing?” His first ‘selfie’ image was taken in 2012 from his then brand new Canon T3i.

Rick Willingham's 'before' selfie

Rick Willingham’s Selfie on his new camera, before taking the course.

Rick Willingham's 'after' selfie

Rick’s ‘selfie’ after taking the 31 Days to Becoming a Better Photographer course – ISO 100 or 100 proof?

The latter was shot almost one year after purchasing the 31-days course, with a Canon T3i and a nifty-fifty EF 50mm f/1.8 lens.
Rick's before shot of the ocean in 2012

Rick’s before shot of the ocean in 2012

Rick Willingham Beach photo after the 31 Days Course

Rick’s ‘after’ beach photo shot shot with a recently purchased refurbished Canon 6D and 24-105 f/4L II lens.

So, what does Rick see as changes or improvements to his photography?
  1. Shooting earlier/later in the day
  2. Using post-processing to get the visual “mood” I want
  3. Getting lower to get the shot
  4. Using lighting to my advantage
  5. Composing shots more carefully than before
  6. Controlling the depth of field to match the composition
  7. Conscientiously selecting the shooting position and focal length to match the desired composition

Shaun Bentley

Shaun Bentley's river photo before he took the 31 Days course

Shaun Bentley’s river photo before he took the course

 

Shaun Bentley's 'after' shot of the river

Shaun Bentley went back to the river to take this shot using what he had learned from the course

The first photo was taken back in 2017 as a standard jpg. Shaun returned earlier this year and got a similar shot but this time applied the camera and post techniques he learned from Jim Hamel.

Of the course he says, “Simple yet comprehensive instructional videos combined with sharing and learning groups made the course easy and enjoyable. I now have the knowledge and confidence to take my photography further.”

Kay Koufalakis

Kay says, “Apart from post processing, the biggest improvement I have made is looking at things from a different perspective and planning – when to go to get the best shots, for example. I still have a way to go, but I can see progress and it is getting easier.”

Kay Koufalakis' waterfall before the course

Kay Koufalakis’ waterfall before the course

Whilst she captured the water the way she wanted in this photo, she really wanted sky too and left side of the waterfall is overblown.

“I’ve learned that this is a difficult shot to get in one and now know how to take it bracketed,” says Kay. The following ‘after’ shot of a waterfall demonstrates her understanding of taking a different perspective. “Same waterfall, different perspective. I climbed higher which negated the overblown and shadows problem,” explains Kay.

Kay Koufalakis waterfall photo after the course

Same waterfall, different perspective!

Can you become a better photographer in 31 days?

Well, these students have proven that, yes, you can make some amazing progress in a short time. But the teaching (and learning) doesn’t just stop after 31 days! Access to the class Facebook group is for 3 months and many of our students then transfer to our Graduates group. Here they continue to learn and support each other with challenges and constructive feedback, and the instructor Jim Hamel still pops in to see how they’re all doing.

If you’d like to be in our next graduate group with your own before and after photos to share, sign up today before you miss the cutoff!

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New dSP Course: How to Shoot Landscapes & Nature Like a Pro

11 Apr

Would you like to learn how a professional landscape photographer composes stunning landscape shots.

Aussie Photographer Johny Spencer has shot and edited 10’s of 1000’s of landscape photos as part of his career as a professional landscape and nature photographer for the National Parks Service.

And he’s partnered dPS to create our latest course, shot in HD video – it’s called Landscapes & Nature Like a Pro.

You’ll take a journey with Johny from his studio to the great Aussie outback where you’ll learn how to:

  • Take long exposure shots for that beautiful silky affect with water
  • Photograph nature up close with macro focusing
  • Compose detailed landscape shots even when the light isn’t ideal
  • Shoot in the forest with dappled light
  • Create amazing panoramas
  • Use water to create stunning reflection images
  • And how to shoot sand dunes, seascapes and wildlife

You’ll get an over the shoulder experience riding along with Johny as he shoots breathtaking scenes on location, then show you all his tips for editing in Lightroom back in the studio.

Here’s Johny Spencer to tell you a little more about the course:

2 Weeks Only: Special Launch Bonuses and Discount

All up there’s over 4 hours of landscape & nature photography training that you can consume at your own pace… as well as two special launch bonuses:

  • Lightroom Preset Pack – worth $ 40
  • 60 Day Community Access (case studies, assignments and photo critiques) – worth $ 40
  • Best of all – to celebrate the release of this brand new course we’re not only offering these launch bonuses but you can also pick it up at 30% off the normal price.

    Hurry this special course launch offering is only available for 2 weeks.

    Check out the some of Johny’s amazing photos and the full course description here.

    Guaranteed to Improve Your Landscape Photography

    As with all of our courses, eBooks and presets this course comes with a 30 day money back guarantee, so if you do access the course and decide it’s not for you, we’ll refund you – no questions asked.

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    RGG EDU is giving away a $300, 8+ hour beer photography course for free

    09 Feb

    If you’re looking to get into professional beverage photography—and specifically tap into the market for professional beer photography—this course from RGG EDU is definitely worth checking out. Produced by RGG and photographer Rob Grimm, the 8+ hour course covers everything you need to know. And the best part? This course, which usually retails for $ 300, is being given away 100% free.

    As with all free offers like this, you’ll have to put in your personal info at checkout, but you can uncheck the “keep me up to date on news and exclusive offers” checkbox and avoid the marketing emails if you’re not keen on those.

    The process takes just a few clicks—we went through it ourselves to check that it actually works—and once you’re done, you’ll get an email with a bespoke download link that gives you access to all 25 chapters of photography and retouching tutorial content, 27 RAW files, four full photo shoots, and access to a private Facebook group where you can chat with fellow members of the RGG community about the stuff you’re learning.

    Here’s RGG’s description of the course:

    In this tutorial, you will see Rob’s entire process for creating beverage images by breaking the composition down into its parts and obsessing over the details. You will learn the foundations of beverage photography from capturing a bottle on white, photographing cocktails including drink styling, proper use of ice, realistic condensation, creating appetite and appeal, and the use of duratrans to make an image that appears to be shot on-location with all the control of a studio.

    Rob will share with you his method for generating portfolio ideas that will make you rethink your entire approach to creating images. Finally, world-renowned retoucher Earth Oliver, will walk you through the best methods to bring polish to your images that stand out from the crowd.

    To learn more about the course or pick up your free copy, click here.

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    Video: Using the RGB tone curves in Photoshop, a crash course

    02 Dec

    Photographer Conner Turmon has put together a quick video tutorial that will get you up to speed on using the RGB tone curves to post-process your photos in either Lightroom or Photoshop (although this info will work with any photo editing program that gives you access to the tone curve).

    The video will only take up eight minutes of your time, so definitely give it a go if you want to see tone curve editing in action, but the key takeaways can be summarized in two points:

    1. Know your color wheel. This way, you understand what tones you’re ‘adding’ and ‘subtracting’ when you pull or push any particular combination of Red, Blue and Green.

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    2. Focus only on the area you’re editing. If you’re editing in the shadows, look only at the shadows while you’re doing it; if you’re editing the highlights, same thing, look only at the highlights.

    As far as how you should approach each individual photo, Turmon shared a solid tip on Reddit:

    I find it super helpful to either do complementary colors (e.g., Purple-Yellow, Red-Green, Blue-Orange) or emulate a film type that you like! For example, Fuji is notorious for green shadows and blue highlights (at least I think).

    Another good tip: download photographs you like (tone-wise), pull them into Photoshop, and use the eye dropper tool to inspect the shadows, midtones, and highlights to see how they’ve been edited. This will give you a better idea of how you might approach editing your own work.

    But before you do any of that, check out the video above to get a quick breakdown of how RGB curves work; and if you like what you see, check out Turmon’s website, Instagram, and YouTube channel for more.

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    Free learning provider Alison launches build-your-own camera drone course

    02 Mar

    Online e-learning platform Alison has launched a new course aimed at those who want to build their own camera drones. Over four modules the course claims to teach students about the components that go into a drone and their functions, as well as how to assemble, check and fly your own quadcopter.

    The course uses video tutorials that already exist on Drones Garage but adds step-by-step summaries and introductions to guide students through the information. Students must take an assessment at the end of the course to ensure knowledge has been retained and a score of 80% has to be achieved to pass. Those who pass can buy a certificate or download a free PDF that shows a record of what courses have been taken and passed.

    The course is free to take after sign-up as most of the content already exists and pre-roll adverts fund the site. For more information see the Alison e-learning website.

    Press release

    Aerial photography and exploration: Discovering drone technology

    • Alison launches free course on building your own drone
    • Hobbyists use the course to build drones and use them to take stunning aerial photos and video
    • Multinationals and governments are piloting the use of drones for deliveries, surveillance and much more

    Alison, one of the world’s largest free e-learning platforms, has announced the launch of a new course teaching people how to build their own drones. Aimed at beginners, the course is taught by experts through a series of videos.

    Mike Feerick, CEO of Alison, said: “On a personal level, I find the ever-expanding field of drone technology absolutely fascinating. The opportunity for UAVs to transform industry is extraordinary; from providing new sources to journalists and delivering orders, to criminal surveillance and assisting the emergency services with search and rescue operations.”

    The course teaches students how to build a Rush 4 drone for the first time. The curriculum involves learning about the process of preparing the motors, electronic speed controllers and power distribution board. Learners are also guided on how the first-person view is attached in order to film while flying the drone.

    Finally, students learn about the steps that need to be taken before flying a drone, and introduced to the software tools that can prepare the drone for flying.

    Mike added: “I’m excited by the idea of giving people the ability to put something this powerful together with their own hands, but also by the beauty it can capture – from photographing the coastline at angles that were previously impossible, to taking videos of kids’ birthday parties. There is a seemingly endless range of uses for these devices.”
    The course is available here.

    About Alison

    Alison is one of the world’s largest free online learning platforms, providing free education to more than 10 million registered learners worldwide. Alison is a for-profit social enterprise with a goal to drive the cost of education and skills training to zero.
    Headquartered in Galway, Ireland, Alison was founded by CEO Mike Feerick, social entrepreneur, Ashoka fellow (2010) and Harvard MBA. Alison has over one million registered learners in the United States, United Kingdom, and India with 180,000 registered learners in Ireland.

    Awards
    * UNESCO Award for Innovation in ICT for Education (2011)
    * World Innovation Summit for Education Award (2013)
    * Finalist ‘Social Entrepreneur of the Year’ World Economic Forum/Schwab Awards (2016)

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    Deal 11: Black & White Photo Artistry Course – 60% OFF!

    29 Dec

    NewImageOn the eleventh day of Christmas dPS gave to me …

    Sebastian Michaels smashed every dPS record recently with his Fine Art Grunge Composition course. Now he’s back, with his bigger, better and brand freshly updated Black & White Photo Artistry course!

    … and you can save 60% on the regular price right now.

    This course brings together all the best photo artistry approaches and techniques from the original course and expands on them within the realm of creative black and white.

    You’ll discover the pro secrets for producing stunning works of photo art. Awesome, intricate black and white compositions fit for print and canvas. All while honing your own photography skills!

    Ready to create the most artistic photo works of your life? Grab this deal with a 60% saving today only!

    Here’s the link to order – you won’t be disappointed.

    This huge offer to this brilliant course not only comes with lifetime access, but also a heap of extra bonuses. You’ll get FREE software, bonus Lightroom presets and more.

    We think it’s a stunning deal in the 12 dPS days of Christmas and well know you’ll cherish everything it will teach you about black and white photography artistry.

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    Discover the Secrets of Lightroom: 48 Hours Left to Save 50% Off Our Lightroom Mastery Course

    31 Aug

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    If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about Adobe Lightroom, now’s your chance to do it with our brand new Lightroom Mastery Course – and if you act fast you can save 50%!

    Over the last few years here at dPS we’ve noticed that the most common tool that our readers use to process their photos is Lightroom.

    Along with this rise in the use of Lightroom we’ve noticed that many of our readers are coming to us with questions about how to use it most effectively and the feeling of being overwhelmed by how to get started with it.

    So earlier this year we approached Pro Photographer and Lightroom Expert Mike Newton to create a course for our readers on how to Master Lightroom.

    Mike went above and beyond and created Lightroom Mastery – a course that we’ve had some fantastic feedback on.

    Here’s what one of our readers said about the course a few days after it launched.

    Lightroom mastery course review

    Belle wasn’t the only one – much of the feedback was along similar lines with readers reporting that they finally felt like they knew how to take control over Lightroom and to develop a workflow to help them take their photos to the next level and create beautiful images.

    Early Bird Special: Ends in 48 Hours

    Over the last 4 weeks we’ve offered Lightroom Mastery at an Early Bird discount of 50% off. We’ve also been putting everyone who purchases a copy in the draw to win $ 1000 USD toward new camera gear.

    Many of you have taken up this offer already but we wanted to let you know today that there are just 48 hours left to take advantage of it.

    At midnight (US EDT) the competition closes off and we’ll be reverting the course to its full price so now is your last chance to take advantage of this Early Bird Offer.

    Discover How to Transform Your Images Today

    This online course includes 16 modules and just over 3hrs of video tutorials.

    Here are some of the things you’ll learn:

    • Editing – How to use the crop tool, basics panel, tone curve panel, color panel, split toning, details panel, and lens corrections panel, all while improving the image.
    • Tools – Using the spot removal brushes (cloning/healing), red eye correction tool, graduated filter, radial filter, and adjustment brushes!
    • Workflow – Lightroom presets, finding lost photos, stacking, the face finder tool, lights out mode, and more advanced topics!
    • Creative Techniques – How to Create Panoramas and HDR images.
    • How to Bring your Photos to Life – Full Photo Edit Workflow.

    … and much much more.

    And remember – when you order before midnight EDT this Friday, not only will you save a whopping 50%, you’ll also go into the draw to win USD $ 1,000 to spend on your photography.

    So don’t wait – grab Lightroom Mastery here – or you might miss out!

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    Deal 12: Black & White Photo Artistry Course – 60% OFF!

    25 Dec

    CVnMZHSrqAfZHd4w1Q6yEDCwWW1K9VKWcEPX91Nk2NkIt’s the final day of our 12 deals of Christmas and we’ve saved one of our best deals until last.

    Last year Sebastian Michaels smashed every dPS record with his Fine Art Grunge Composition course. This year he’s back, with this brand new Black & White Photo Artistry course!

    … and you can save 60% on the regular price right now.

    This course brings together all Sebastian’s best photo artistry approaches and techniques and expands on them within the specific realm of creative black and white.

    You’ll discover the pro secrets for producing stunning works of photo art. Awesome, intricate black and white compositions fit for print and canvas. All while honing your photography skills!

    Ready to create the most artistic photo works of your life? Grab this deal with a 60% saving today only!

    We think it’s a brilliant final deal in the 12 dPS days of Christmas and well know you’ll cherish everything it will teach you.

    Grab this deal before it is gone here.

    PS: Sebastian has put together 3 amazing bonuses for dPS readers – scroll down his information page to see them – they make this an even better deal!

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    Today Only: 54% OFF Phil Steele’s Event Photography Course

    19 Dec

    It is day 5 in our 12 Deals of Christmas and today we’ve got a great deal that is perfect for anyone who gets asked to photograph events (birthday parties, concerts, school plays, reunions, weddings etc).

    It’s 54% off Phil Steele’s Event Photography Course.

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    We are all Event Photographers

    While not all of us see ourselves as ‘event photographers’ most of us are. As Phil says:

    “Let’s face it, we are ALL event photographers. Even if you have no desire to shoot professional events for money, if you are the person in your family with a decent camera, then you get called on to shoot the kid’s birthday party, your friend’s concert, the school play, or the family reunion.”

    With 25 videos and over 5 hours of training this course teaches you the techniques used by professionals to get great photos—every time—even in the most difficult conditions.

    See full details of what Phil covers in his training here.

    For the next 24 hours you can pick this practical course for just $ 67 USD – that’s 54% off the normal price of $ 147.

    Lastly – as with all our products during this 12 days of deals this one comes with a money back guarantee. If you buy it and are unsatisfied in any way Phil will gladly refund the purchase price with no questions asked.

    Become a Great Event Photographer

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