Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

Thank you for your comment.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.

We’ve interviewed Jay a few times. He’s quite candid about where he came from as a photographer. He has taken up photography relatively recently and has grown so much through his trials and tribulations.

The shot he got, the shot he missed, the ones he want back to re-capture.

He discussed how he went back to a location in Oregon years after not getting the shot he wanted to re-do it after he’d learned and grown.

The whole story is here: https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/jay-patel-how-i-got-started-in-photography/

He and his wife Varina are now considered top landscape photographers in the world.

Everyone I hope learns from their mistakes, and then have a duty to share those lessons with others.

In this article, a trip to Death Valley to photograph the sand dunes years ago, far before becoming a teacher, serves as a lesson. Why not share that lesson?

It’s my opinion that Jay has the ability to teach quite well, and that I’ve seen the course material myself, and know that it provides a valuable resource, and enough so that we recommend it.