
Roald Sieberath
BEIn the footsteeps of a Master of photography... A common mistake when you fall in love with photography, is to think that buying gear will bring you talent. Not so. When you're serious about photography, you need to devote quite a few hours, a couple days, to learn the craft by observing from someone who has honed his own craft for decades, like Thorsten Overgaard. I had the chance to be in the footsteps of Thorsten, during a street photography workshop he organised in Paris, and it really opened my eyes on how to have the proper look through my freshly bought (used) Leica. It is the kind of experience that "sticks" with you later, for hours of photographic pleasure. Not only did I learn about the technique but I was able to pick up almost on a philosophical level, an appreciation of life & light that is part and parcel of the craft of true Masters.

David S
ITAvoid the hype and save your money I paid for one of his Complete Pack offers which was reduced from $5,688 to just $299. Even with the massive discount I have to say that it still wasn't worth it. In fact I don't think what I got was really worth anything and certainly didn't teach me anything worthwhile. Now my inbox is filled with his emails trying to sell me more stuff even though I have inscribed many times.