I finally understood what editors want. The three‑view approach made my detail galleries sing, and the vendor credit system saved headaches later.

As someone who’s been shooting for years, I thought I had the basics down. But Lesson 2 on studying the masters was a game-changer. It opened my eyes to references I can actually use to elevate my work.

I loved how honest Paolo was about his own struggles. The exercises gave me direction without feeling overwhelming. For the first time, I feel like I know where I want my photography to go.

My photos were technically solid but lacked personality. Paolo’s story about refusing to be a ‘commodityR17; hit home. Now I am building a portfolio that actually feels like mine, not a copy of everyone else’s.

I thought style was something only professionals figured out after years. Paolo made it approachable. I left this class knowing what excites me most and how to show that in my work.

Loved the way Perrin explains things, very chill and relatable. I used to be intimidated by gear talk, but he breaks it down in a way that makes total sense. Super helpful.

I never thought a class on landscape photography would be so practical. Perrin makes everything feel accessible, even if you’re just using a basic DSLR. My photos look completely different now!

As someone already shooting professionally, I wasn’t sure how much I’d learn—but wow, this was packed. Ivan’s insight on styling and model communication is spot-on. Loved how real and practical everything felt. I’ve already used his editing tips on my last client shoot.

I usually just shoot for fun, but now my friends say my portraits look like magazine covers. Ivan makes it feel easy and inspiring. Honestly, it made me fall in love with fashion photography a little.

I have finally learned how to direct models properly, and I have been using Ivan’s lighting tips for weeks now. Clients love the results. Worth it!