Steve Gerrard wrote: Ok guys, what do we have to do to get you to come to the UK and work your magic on us??!! I can't guarantee so much sunshine but I can promise you a warm welcome :) Steve (5.20.08 @ 6:22pm)

ck wrote: any chance of a shootshop in first couple of weeks of august?? i'm from sydney-town but will be in SD for a couple of weeks and would LOVE LOVE LOVE to do one!! (5.20.08 @ 3:45am)

kellie kano wrote: JULY!! JULY!! JULY!! I vote for one in July! (5.15.08 @ 4:44pm)

skye rocket wrote: Put me on the list if you ever do an Australian shoot shop! But dont make it the weekend i have a wedding, cause i would have to fake a death to be able to go! (5.14.08 @ 2:56am)

michael andrew wrote: Im really looking forward to this- Hope to see you all there. (5.13.08 @ 11:51pm)

w. scott chester wrote: go photogs go! hop on in and get some kaiser fun! i am generally not a fan of workshops but this is one i would attend again and again and again. nate + jaclyn are inspiring peeps! (5.13.08 @ 3:56pm)

charise wrote: If you have never been, you need to go. Nate + Jaclyn wont dissapoint. The shootshop really is an amazing experience and worth every penny and every minute. My only regret is not going sooner. What are you waiting for?!? Get on it already! (5.13.08 @ 11:24am)

hailey wrote: OOH!! your coming to AUSTRALIA!!>?? you must do a shoot shop here while over!! I must come! PLLLEEEAAASE! is it true?? Wonderful! (5.12.08 @ 8:49pm)

Betsy Barron wrote: You guys rock! But I must tell you, I agree with Aviva (except I don't want to eat your kids, just squeeze them a little) but PUH-LEEZE give us some notice about when shootshops are coming up - say, with about 2 months to plan? I'm in a similar need-to-plan more in advance boat. Shootshop I'm coming someday soon! (5.12.08 @ 5:31pm)

Chatti wrote: happy mother's day jaclyn! (5.11.08 @ 8:15pm)

Wendy wrote: If that wasn't exactly 9 days before this baby (#2) is due, I would SO make the trip down from Portland. Shootshop, someday you will be mine, oh yes, you will be mine. (5.11.08 @ 4:12pm)

aviva wrote: first off, I. LOVE. YOU. i realize you don't know me, but just throwing that out there. i'm a long time blog stalker and first time commenter. i lived in san diego for 9 years, and the military has brought my family to okinawa, japan. i love photography and have gotten the amazing opportunity to pursue it here in this beautiful place. with the utmost respect and on my knees pleading with clasped hands and puppy dog eyes, i ask for special treatment. there's no other reason besides my pledge of undying love for you to indulge me. a trip back to san diego to visit friends & attend your shootshop would be dreamy, however i need more notice than 3 weeks. when you do this again (i say "when" because i cannot and will not fathom you NOT doing it again!) i want to plan to be there. i have a place to stay, and can afford to get to San Diego via 15 or so hours of plane travel, and with a few days to get over 16-hour jet lag in order to function well enough to attend your workshop and get the most out of it, my selfish self really really is hoping to come! love your work, love you, want to eat your kids for dinner, and hope you'll understand my plight and take pity on me! please realize i'm HUGELY bummed i didn't get into photography full time until i was out of the san diego area. enough rambling, i'm done. you do so completely rock my world. (5.10.08 @ 8:28pm)

kimi b wrote: nate & jaclyn kaiser they're not a company, but outstanding people come to them everyday. people who want to be better, do work that really counts. people who want to see new places , photograph the unusual. people who become your friends for life. people like you. they're not a company. they're the image if found. shootshop, it's a great place to start. GET SOME!! (5.9.08 @ 7:37pm)

hannah keen wrote: facebook is great! addicting and convenient though! (5.9.08 @ 6:41pm)

Mark Eric wrote: Sell Pancakes and Pop-Tarts, you have to find a way to make this workshop people. It is ...AMAZING-ish. Yeah! (5.9.08 @ 3:34pm)

nathalie wrote: possible dumb question but had to ask...on a scale from 1-10, 1 being monkey with a disposable camera and 10 being the father of photography...how experienced do you have to/should you be to attend these classes? i believe i have the eye, just not the technical skills...would i be in over my head of i barely know how to work my camera's aperture settings? (5.9.08 @ 3:10pm)

Natalie wrote: Oh, how I wish, wish, wish I could go. I'll be saving my pennies and hopefully one day . . . one day. (5.9.08 @ 2:26pm)

ashley parsons wrote: if you haven't been to one of these yet, and you pass this up - you're a tard. :) (5.9.08 @ 2:15pm)

sabine Scherer wrote: blatent non-paid plug: you will never be happier parting with your benjamin's than when signing up for the shootshop. Any money left in your wallet will be wondering why they werent cool enough to be spent on Nate & Jaclyn. You guys rock and thanks for an amazing day! (5.9.08 @ 2:08pm)

Lynn wrote: one day i will attend one! 8-5 job is lockin me down with no vacation times left to spare!! keep them workshops coming! (5.9.08 @ 1:44pm)