One thing that you've really helped with is - it was really neat learning about the sweet spot of your settings for your camera, you know, and we experimented with that both my husband and I - and found we get that, we get that perfect shot (you know) without any distortion.

You very skillfully teach that while there is all these different guidelines [Composition]  but they can be just guidelines because sometimes you don't even want to use that - it depends on your shot, depends on the story.

Your Q&A [Live Webinars] really helps with that Ken, so if anybody has any questions that they haven't been able to understand through the course then we can catch that on the Q&A - so that's really nice too!

That's what you get on Youtube. So you don't know who you're getting, what you're getting and those people can't interact with you so if you're not understanding something they're not going to be able to explain it in a different way. So that's the benefit of your course [DPinsiders] is because if somebody's has a question you can tell if they are not understanding and you just explain it a different way - it's not that hopefully they understand - then you show examples. You can't get that from YouTube. So the danger of youtube I think is learning the wrong way because then when you learn the wrong way it's a little bit more difficult too unlearn!

I've learned so much from you [Ken] - I love your style of teaching - I've learned a lot, it's been great.