New York Institute of Photography
Dec 22, 2015 14:02:17 #
Very legit. They are qualified for Veteran's Benefits. Sign up, and you can get VA educational benefits for taking their course. Non-legit schools will not be approved for VA benefits.
Dec 22, 2015 15:49:08 #
I just checked with the VA and the education benefits are for ten years. They said I should fill out a form and see if I can claim any benefits. I was Honorably Discharged in 68. Just a bit over ten years.
rbfanman wrote:
Very legit. They are qualified for Veteran's Benefits. Sign up, and you can get VA educational benefits for taking their course. Non-legit schools will not be approved for VA benefits.
Dec 23, 2015 09:46:49 #
Brooklyn-Camera wrote:
I just checked with the VA and the education benefits are for ten years. They said I should fill out a form and see if I can claim any benefits. I was Honorably Discharged in 68. Just a bit over ten years.
Math isn't my strong suit, but I think you might be correct. Pretty sure that is more than 10 years. I've run out of fingers.... and toes...
Dec 23, 2015 14:18:49 #
Welcome to my world. that is why you needs friends, helps to bring the numbers up!
bkyser wrote:
Math isn't my strong suit, but I think you might be correct. Pretty sure that is more than 10 years. I've run out of fingers.... and toes...
Dec 24, 2015 18:20:46 #
Yes, very likely, we agree, only using different words.
I question the statement that it is all about the light because it functions as a generalization which in school we learned is often untrue because too broad. The word "all" in fact serves as an intensive, amplifying the generalization.
In this case, the statement also says nothing instructive, when in photography, practically everything to do with this field involves instruction.
So I prefer saying photography is about the expression of light. At least this statement suggests a variable (namely, light) which a photographer has to deal with.
Happy Holidays!
I question the statement that it is all about the light because it functions as a generalization which in school we learned is often untrue because too broad. The word "all" in fact serves as an intensive, amplifying the generalization.
In this case, the statement also says nothing instructive, when in photography, practically everything to do with this field involves instruction.
So I prefer saying photography is about the expression of light. At least this statement suggests a variable (namely, light) which a photographer has to deal with.
Happy Holidays!
bkyser wrote:
I really think we are talking about the same thing. The skills needed to capture the light, and to compose the portraits. Not sure what else there is. Aperture, Shutter speed, use of soft/hard light, how to get what you want, are all part of the same thing. Capturing light, and composition.
Not trying to argue, I think we are just wording the same thing differently.
Not trying to argue, I think we are just wording the same thing differently.
Dec 26, 2015 23:58:55 #
bkyser wrote:
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Thank you for the advise, I will definitely take it. And really appreciate the evaluation.
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