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Very informative course only let down by the poor standard of some of the Peer reviews which I think in some part due to language issues which is also reflected in people's submissions of assignments. On a regular basis it is quite evident that the Learner has not understood the assignment or given it the level of effort that you would hope they would give. That said some excellent submissions by fellow student and I have created an account on Pixsy.com as recommended to see a number of websites that have used/ abused my pictures.

It is very interesting but I have some details to improve. I was very surprised by the medium / low quality of the video in the lessons. As photography enthusiasts we demand better quality, in light, focus and graphic composition.

I miss more emphasis on photography than print or web, that's important, I know, but personally I prefer to talk more about content, messages, composition ...

Great intro into this aspect of photography. There is so much to explore through these topics so it is impossible to cover all bases, however the foundations of flash are enough to equip the avid photographer with the skills to explore and experiment successfully. A great addition with the sharing content segments and protecting intellectual property.

This course is great. You learn a lot. The teachers are amazing. BUT, hardly nobody is reviewing the assignments. It's very frustrating to do your assignment and have to wait many days for getting a grade or even a certificate because not enough people are reviewing the assignments. Many students had the same concern. Otherwise, the course is great.

W​onderful content and lessons, expecially on usnig the flash. I used to take the flash as the Great Flattener of dimensions reserved only for absolute necessity. Now I understand the artistic potential of it. THANK YOU! I would've given 5 stars if it weren't for the editing of some of the videos—unedited slips and occassional low quality sound.

I learn more from Professor Sullivan; I feel his inputs or portion of the lessons for this course and others have tangible, practical tools to help. However, in this series, the editing could have been better - he had to restart again a few times- it was odd because I had not heard that previously.