<p>The professional photographers course at NYIP is an excellent course, The instructor critiques are invaluable. (you can't get that by simply reading a book as some would suggest.) Some of their materials are outdates as to when it was published, but the concepts of photography has not changed and therefore still applicable.<br>
The people that spent their money on the course and didn't finish it because they claimed to have been bored, or whatever excuse they used is just that, and excuse. What that shows me is that they lack discipline to become successful; everything in life isn't cookies and cream. There were a lot of boring moments for me in college, but that didn't mean that I was going to drop out. <br>
One thing a college degree or course certificate proves if nothing else is that you can stick around and has the discipline to get something done from start to finish.<br>
I think anyone that takes the NYIP photography course can learn a lot from it. Make this call for yourself and remember one thing, 100 percent of the shots that you DON'T take do not hit the target.</p>
Anyone drop out of NYIP, and why?
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<p>The professional photographers course at NYIP is an excellent course, The instructor critiques are invaluable. (you can't get that by simply reading a book as some would suggest.) Some of their materials are outdates as to when it was published, but the concepts of photography has not changed and therefore still applicable.<br>
The people that spent their money on the course and didn't finish it because they claimed to have been bored, or whatever excuse they used is just that, and excuse. What that shows me is that they lack discipline to become successful; everything in life isn't cookies and cream. There were a lot of boring moments for me in college, but that didn't mean that I was going to drop out. <br>
One thing a college degree or course certificate proves if nothing else is that you can stick around and has the discipline to get something done from start to finish.<br>
I think anyone that takes the NYIP photography course can learn a lot from it. Make this call for yourself and remember one thing, 100 percent of the shots that you DON'T take do not hit the target.</p>
<p>CT</p>