Sadly, it wasn't that at all.
Turns out, it was just another gangbang.
Poor ripped off photographers aimlessly shooting around a model as clueless as the instructor who's concerned mostly about getting her shot for her blog & one more event purely for branding purposes.
This is just one example of the many things that should not happen at any workshop --- gangbang compositioning for...dare we say...editorial work:
Disturbing isn't it? We thought so too. This is what we meant when we said in a previous post that each student would not be able to get proper instruction and direction during this course, when everyone is hoping they get a usable shot. And good direction comes from a good instructor who actually has experience in the subject matter. Unfortunately, Jasmine does not. She does manage to wear fashionable boots. Things some people are easily impressed by. After all, looking sophisticated makes you look like you know what you're doing.
Can you help us identify the 27 people who spent $1,000+ EACH to attend this 7 hour lunch?
Why? Well, we want to let them know they were taken for a ride by wasting $1,000 for a workshop that doesn't deliver in education or information worth the admission cost.
1st Row from Left - 1 Thea, 2, 3, etc
2nd Row from Left - 1 Cathryn, 2, 3, etc
3rd Row, front and center - #1 Jasmine de la Torre (maybe)
Help us help photographers. Leave us a comment if you know anyone. Or don't. Photogzilla has his ways. Connect the dots...la la la...connect the dots...la la la...
And don't worry. PZN is working on a more detailed review of this ripoff scheme. More to come.
For now, we'd like to leave you with an idea on how the question and answer goes at one of these so-called workshops. Because giving your settings is what they paid $1,000 for:
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