This Sunday (assuming you’re a subscriber to my emails) I’ll send you more details about the remaining 17 video lessons that make up the brand new ImageWork course and introduce you to the bonus resources. This is the best valued course I’ve made to date.

I’ve learned a lot in the last few years when it comes to making educational resources, and I think that hands down, this is the most practical course I’ve ever offered. I can’t wait to show it to you. Until then, whether you intend to enroll or not, this one’s on me—I hope it gives you some insight. When I released this last September, people said they couldn’t believe how much I’d crammed into just the first video. Once they saw the rest of the course, they were even more excited. This is my strongest, best reviewed course so far.

I know that for many of us, this has been a slow time in terms of making the photographs we love so much. But I also know that for many of us, this is a fantastic time for learning.

For the Love of the Photograph,
David

Comments

  1. I have watched you in the webinar with AYWMC with Emma Davies and this recent image works email. I have trouble remembering some stuff (my age i guess!) I just want to thank you as you as you present things in a way i can understand. Great video and mentoring.

  2. I have watched/listened to a number of photographers searching for inspiration and instruction. Your introductory presentation was digestible, comprehensible, and an excellent overview of the essentials while allowing personal expression in one’s photos. Thank you for a really important set of fundamental features for processing. I gained a huge amount of information.

  3. All is good … looks like I will have to negotiate some additional “photo” budget dollars with my CFO (spouse) since I have already exceeded my 2021 budget on workshops & gear. 😎

  4. Thanks for this vidéo. I understand because you speak cleary for you thé french peuple.

  5. David,
    I’ve taken two of your courses, followed your blog and newsletter, have some of your publications.. They were all great-your are a gifted communicator. But, I admit, I thought I had wrung dry your material. I have seen this Turkish image many times; you’ve used it in earlier courses. I was completely wrong. You continue to have new insights to offer, and, as ever, communicate it all so well. I’m signing up!

  6. Good morning David.

    Thank you for a very interesting video. I really appreciate your approach and enjoyed the subtle chnages you made to the RAW file. Not being a lightroom user (Photolab 4 and Nik) I was able to “translate” your approach easily although there may be a couple of extra steps involved.

    I appreciate your approach, particularly that it’s not about being “correct” but “creative”. This resonated with me specially as a regular, not very successful participant in club competitions and salons 🙂

    Regards

  7. This is fabulous. Very interesting and easy to follow but thought provoking. I especially appreciate the references to your goals in making the decisions in camera and why your decisions might address those goals. Thank you!

  8. Hi Davide, I know this is not the most appropriate place to write this thought of mine, but I didn’t know where to write.
    I’ve been following you for just over a month now, I’ve already read “The Composition Checklist”, “Your Comfort Zone is killing your creativity”, “Make better photographs”, you last emails and I also bought some of your books.
    I’ve been photographing for years (especially sport), but I’ve never found a photographer who is inspiring me more than you. I’m so grateful to have read “Your Comfort Zone is killing your creativity” – pure inspiration to get “creative”. I am very shy and getting out of my comfort zone pretty much impossible, but with the help of your advices getting out and taking risks will be my goal this year. Thank you so much!!

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      Grazie Mille, Vanna! I don’t think there can be an inappropriate place for such kind words – thank you so much for taking the time to say hello. I’m so grateful for the encouragement and to know that my words contribute in some way. I hope you and yours are safe and well in Italy. I miss Italy so much and can’t wait to return! Best to you! 🙂

  9. I really liked how you first asked us to write our impressions of the photo and guesses about what you did to process it. It made us think before giving us answers, which you did very clearly. I also liked how you showed us several times the difference between before and after certain adjustments, which made subtle but important improvements.

  10. Excellent ! Very well done and easy to understand. Thanks so much

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