Anyone familiar with this?

[Khaos05]

Hey everyone - I'm really wanting to learn how to take amazing landscapes, portraits, candids, and sports photos. I've learned a lot in about a year or so, but there seems like SO MUCH that I've not even touched on. And while I love this forum (and use it extensively), I feel like I could benefit from some video and or 1:1 (or close) training.

Has anyone ever heard of or used Karl Taylor's DVDs?

[LeeR]

Call me a tightwad, but I don't want to spend a dime on training without knowing that I was A) going to be taught by a grand master, or B) that I have made use of all the free training available. Karl Taylor's stuff looks pretty good, though he doesn't show us much on his website. Anyone can get a few good shots, the guys and gals that are really good do it consistently. Of course, there is that 30 day guarantee; if you order it and don't like it you can always get your money back.
Post another question here about the websites people have learned the most from and you will find LOADS of information is available for FREE from people who will show you a lot more of their images than Karl Taylor.

[Khaos05]

Originally Posted by LeeR

Call me a tightwad, but I don't want to spend a dime on training without knowing that I was A) going to be taught by a grand master, or B) that I have made use of all the free training available. Karl Taylor's stuff looks pretty good, though he doesn't show us much on his website. Anyone can get a few good shots, the guys and gals that are really good do it consistently. Of course, there is that 30 day guarantee; if you order it and don't like it you can always get your money back.
Post another question here about the websites people have learned the most from and you will find LOADS of information is available for FREE from people who will show you a lot more of their images than Karl Taylor.

Thanks for the reply Lee! I'll have to look into it more, but it's very tempting :-)