Thank you kindly.

Couldn't have said it better. Bringing the Knowledge, not just the Gear, to the channel.

I have to second this. I also really value how he gives us a list of specific things to consider, while still providing examples, rather than saying DO IT THIS WAY.

Thank you.

Great thanks

Thank you.

Many thanks!

Thank you.

Great to hear!

Thank you Nikolai and I'm so glad it's not -10c here!

Thanks for commenting Jay & Jane. I've also been in that situation with previous studios so renting spaces is always an option :-)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great to hear!

Glad it was helpful!

Great idea. I love bikes so much I'm thinking of getting back into them.

@@VisualEducationStudio well darn, …….. if you can get another motorcycle then so can I😀. We’d all love to know what you buy. My actual dream bike is a Kawasaki KLR 650 dual sport. I’ve had big custom S&S 88 Fat Boy bikes, BMW R1150RT, and a lot of off road dirt bikes. But I love the mid size dual sports. I’ll continue watching your videos my friend for the knowing I’ll get from them and because I just enjoy and admire YOU as a person.

I'd be leaning towards an Aprilia RS660 for road/sports use and an Aprilia Tuareg for off road at the moment. Both well priced for what they deliver.

@@VisualEducationStudio very good bikes 👍

Thank you.

Thanks.

My pleasure!

Cheers.

Glad it was helpful John!

Very welcome

Any time!

Glad you like them!

Cheers

You are welcome

thank you.

Cheers

Thanks RS and try not to dive off any bikes!

Glad you enjoyed it Андрей

Welcome

No worries!

Cheers

Go for it!

You’re welcome

Hi Moe, if it's any consolation we don't have students working with us very often, only the occasional university student on work experience for 2 weeks.

@@VisualEducationStudio haha thanks Karl.. always makes me happy to see a reply from you. You had a big impact on my career as a photographer starting in 2017 from being a beginner to making 6 figures and still learning from you. Not only learning but motivated to do better and exploring different areas of photography. Hopefully one day we will meet and i’ll ask you for Selfie :)

It sure is Michael! It all doubles up for workshops, broadcasting LIVE online events and producing photography education

@@VisualEducationStudio your are a big inspiration!

Thanks, you'll find it somewhere on our channel, it's another video to do with cars.

So nice of you

Thanks, yes Shearwater Perdix it's great.

I appreciate that!

Same to you

Cheers

Thanks Tim!

I'm pretty sure every final shot was shown at the start of the video or at other points through the video. If there was any that you think you missed then you can see them here - karltaylor.com

Please visit our Education platform if you'd like to watch the shoots in full with detailed explanations.

@@VisualEducationStudio now I understand, you want to sell course. They praise you for not selling cameras, amazon links, but you sell courses. OK

Yes that's right. Everybody knows that. We are recognised as a leader in professional level photography education, so of course we are going to promote our platform through providing some level of free information on youtube, why else would we do it? We're not here for the youtube revenue and we don't sell anything else (as you pointed it) we promote our platform everybody knows that, it's certainly not a secret. But we do put out a lot of great content that all people enjoy and then they can choose if they want to join us based on what they see. We also offer a come and go easy cancellation policy on our platform with a very low monthly price that provides people exceptional value for money compared to our competitors. And before you feel it necessary to make it known that you discovered something profound - yes I did turn this reply to your comment into an advertisement for our platform, thank you for that opportunity! But let me be clear we have nothing to hide, we deliver a great service with no extra bullshit and many people here will vouch for that.

I sense a tone of cynicism in your comment? I say this because I vaguely remember your name popping up on our channel from time to time with similar negativity, which is fine as it looks interesting amongst all the other many positive peoples comments. In this instance let me address your meritless points; I mention one of the top car photographers at the end of the video to give people further inspiration and I was talking to him the other day. He explained that he has run many workshops where amateur photographers hire a studio and learn from him, this is because many amateurs want to learn this stuff as they choose to rent a studio themselves and a car and split the costs to spend a day shooting their favourite vehicles. Additionally the automotive section on our education website is very popular, especially the motorbikes which are manageable in a much smaller space but using the same techniques. This isn't amateur advice because I've been paid for my bike shoot work and it comes from years of experience, the bike shot I took of the KTM is better than the shots the factory took when it was released, the front shot of the Mercedes GT has been praised by other professional with professional car shooting experience. So Jan it seems (yet again) that your cynical comments are without merit and are simply an unfortunate ramification of your own perspective?