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An Introduction to Camera Game: How to Seduce Women Through Photography by [Goldmund]

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An Introduction to Camera Game: How to Seduce Women Through Photography Kindle Edition

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Photography is an art that is as enriching as it is seductive. It can open up new ways of looking at the world, train you to become more social, and create opportunities to meet an endless amount of attractive women. This guide will: Suggest the proper equipment needed to get started. Teach you techniques to become proficient using a camera. Explain different 'projects' that will make it easy for you to approach girls on the street and get them excited to be involved in your photos. Include tips on how to easily set up dates and seduce the women you meet. And much more... If you are interested at all in photography and meeting women, An Introduction to Camera Game is the best place to get started.

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Goldmund Unleashed
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April 15, 2015
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00WLA6VD2
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Goldmund Unleashed; 1st edition (April 15, 2015)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 15, 2015
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1070 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 90 pages

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Goldmund

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Goldmund is an artist from New York City. His passion for adventure, seduction, and exploration fuel his writing and he believes that people must be free to express their darkest desires in order to reach self-actualization.

His books are creative non-fiction written with keen observation, cutting social commentary, and a die-hard quest for truth.

"An Introduction to Camera Game" became a bestseller during worldwide controversy in October of 2017. The #metoo movement that began that month caused a moral panic and the book was subject to dozens of news articles, blog posts, social media mobs, and witch hunts led by his mortal enemies--feminists and SJWs--they tried to get the book banned, but instead it rose to the top of the charts.

Most of the time Goldmund can be found writing, sculpting, taking photographs, and leading nightlife tours in Brooklyn, NY.

Other times he may be on a vision quest in the desert.

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How to Become a Builder with a Camera

Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2018

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This is a well-written book.

First the link to the photos of the women taken was awesome. full of life and fun.

Second, the way the camera itself makes you bold and encourages you to break out of your shell is a point well-made. As the guy says himself, you cant be timid if you want to be bold and the camera makes it easier to be less inhibited about women in general. It creates a sense of purpose and control for a man. You must be a builder and with this tool, things are made even easier for you. The author goes into detail about the camera specifications and like him I'm a fan of Canon but must admit I've never actually heard of the model he uses nor do I have much of a clue about lenses so next week I'm going out to buy just that same model and play around with it.

I wasn't aware that the kind of dress mattered as much with the camera on so that's something quite useful to know (the bit about backpacks making you into a young kid). I also liked the information about jewelry which despite my previous thoughts I now do think could be quite masculine. The bit about condoms was quite funny and clever. The two things however that stood out the most for me were 1) the point about screening. The camera is indirectly a tool to screen for chemistry between the both of you (and if you click possibly take it to the next level) and 2) The focus on the mission. Yes its great if you can attract women and for that to develop later on into sexual intercourse but that is not your primary purpose. You're there for the mission (becoming good at photography- the primary focus) and getting the sex is simply a side effect (seduction- the compliment).

It seems to me that a lot of men could learn a thing or two if they bothered with such reads. A lot of the alt-rightish screeds where men talk about "pig whores" and so forth are just expressions of male power frustration. As a man, you'll never have the kind of sexual power some women have, no matter what you do. But if you can denigrate those women sufficiently, you can perhaps feel better about it. Instead of wallowing in all that useless slut-shaming they should pick up this book and give it a go.They will learn something about dress, women, cameras and themselves. Bottom line: Get comfortable with pussy or Get the Hell Out.

Finally, to all the one star reviewers (I've broken them down into basically two categories):

the white knights/aka 'male feminists' who say this book encourages "rape" and "harassment": I say you are in fact the ones responsible for such harmful and nasty things (and towards both women and other men too) and that's already been demonstrated to the public. Your moral pea-cocking (to indicate your 'maleness') and false outrage at the book will do you no good. Go learn how to get laid if you're this desperate to virtue signal

the women who complained about the book: I urge you not to project some of your own insecurities/fantasies onto others and to avoid false accusations. it doesn't make you or your position look good. Read the book. You can disagree with whatever aspects of it you like (i imagine you think seduction just comes off naturally but nobody is born with it I'm afraid) but you cant make such claims in all honesty after you've read it.

Tips and hints on seduction as part of a broader understanding of purpose and mission does not a predatory behaviour make. If you want examples of the former and then some read this book. if you want examples of the latter all you have to do is observe the so-called male "allies"/ white knights here and off the screen.

17 people found this helpful

Relatively Fun Read - Basic Game with Basic (and Flawed) Camera Knowledge

Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2019

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I recently purchased a couple of cameras for a project and thought it'd be fun to utilize them along with my natural curiosity to meet and interact with people - and women in particular. Already meet my fair share of ladies online and am a bit bored by the typical texting and such. In person is always better.

An Introduction to Camera Game is just that - an introduction. There's nothing particularly deep or insightful here, just basic tips on having fun, holding frame and inviting women to enter your world. The book is light on technique and applicable to anyone you meet, honestly.

The book fails, however, with some basic camera knowledge. For instance, Goldmund incorrectly writes that a small aperture (f/2.8) lets in less light and that a large aperture (say, f/16) lets in more light. While he's correct that a small aperture lets in less light and a large aperture lets in more, anyone with an awareness of aperture knows that f/2.8 is a large aperture and f/16 is small; he's got those backward. That section is confusing and misleading for any novice without basic camera knowledge, so study your aperture apart from this book.

The latter third is filled with stories of having used camera game - entertaining but little more.

The book is also ripe for an update - camera technology has advanced considerably and much of Goldmund's language isn't really acceptable these days. It could also use a strong editor for basic issues of proper grammar.

A lot of folks, specifically professional photographers, might have an issue with the subject matter - it's really not for them though, and I can't discern how or why anyone considers this book offensive. It's a light whisper of game, something most photographers acquire with experience anyway. And who knows, perhaps I and others who discovered this book for a little extra social connection brought a little extra happiness into people's lives and became more intrigued by photography at the same time.

4 people found this helpful

Dear snowflakes

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2018

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I'm a straight (maybe white) guy who bought this book and I hope it ruined your day. I love beautiful women and I will use this book as a medium to connect with them. My camera should be arriving any day now and I look forward to having lots of fun! The very good news according to Goldmund is it's not so much the camera but the man behind it and I shouldn't have a problem with women throwing themselves at me.

From censoring Nazis to Bible thumping book burning Christians, YOU are what you profess to hate. For the people that don't fit in the aforementioned, buy this book out of principle. Do you want the blue haired freak crowd to tell us what is or isn't appropriate? Trust me, I work with such imbeciles and even just mentioning certain truths will cause them to melt down. CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL GAWDDUMMIT! For the others, chill out and hopefully get a life. In this age of narcissism do you blame the person profiting (symptom) or maybe you want to address the root cause (women using social media, etc)? Since I think we know the answer to that I might as well take advantage of the trends.

10/5 stars. Bring the hate.

18 people found this helpful

Alexander Juan Antonio Cortes

A Surprisingly in Depth and Genuine Book on Photography, Art, and Honest Sexuality

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018

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On the surface, this book might appear as a simple "how to meet girls, with a camera, and get laid", but it goes far beyond the initial impression, into a satisfyingly in-depth examination of the nature of creativity, viewing the world in the moment, recognizing the beauty of experiences, and capturing them through photography.

The impression of this book being a lecherous "trick women into bed" guide is written by people who are clearly undersexed, and have mentally been driven ill by social justice politics.

Goldmund shares a profoundly personal viewpoint on how photography has enriched his life, given him appreciation and gratitude for women and female beauty, and within that, been a medium to genuinely connect with women, personally and sexually.

Had a women written this, she'd be championed as a sexually enlightened artist. As it is, we live in an era where a man sharing his honest experiences of photography, artistry, and sexuality are demonized into something perverse. This is unfortunate, and reveals the disgusting hypocrisy and modern relativist morality.

That said, I look forward to reading more from Goldmund, and I hope this book is a smashing success. I liked it so much I bought it twice, the kindle and paperback version.

Be mad.

75 people found this helpful

Justin Campbell

Innovative way to meet and connect

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2018

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I would Highly recommend this book to any person who is creative, enjoys photography and wants to bring beautiful people into their lives in a fun and engaging way.
Goldmund does a great job of breaking camera game down into very usable chunks. You won't find a bunch of useless filler and he keeps the anecdotal evidence to a minimum.
The books racy title ends there, at the title. He talks about being honest, calibrating yourself to whether or not the Woman is showing interest in you and how to detect it.
Read it, practice it and if you follow the very simple steps he lays out, you will have memorable experiences that will change the way you see and feel about Women and will most likely have a life long effect on the women you encounter.

13 people found this helpful

This is a lot of fun, especially if you’ve been married a long time.

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2018

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I dunno who this Goldmund cat is, but this is fun. My wife and I are 56, monogamous and married 28 years. . I’ve had such a great time just playing with my wife with this fun.

She has never been one to let me take photos of herself but I’ve started making it fun and she’s enjoying it. Photos getting more and more daring.

Married 28 years. I’ve seen some really awful reviews by folks that obviously never read the book. I’m a verified purchaser. Don’t listen to the haters.

I wanna hang with this Goldmund dude at some point. If you cannot have fun with this book, you are dead. I’ll take a photo of girl at your funeral and all the rest of world will love it.

32 people found this helpful

Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2018

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Goldmund has an easy, readable writing style which is perfect for instruction. The lessons in this book can be applied to anyone wanting to learn photography or brush up on their social skills. Using a camera to help break the ice is a great idea. I love Goldmund's photos that he shares online. He has an incredible talent for capturing a person's energy and bringing out their joy. They clearly love the attention he gives them and the experience of being photographed. In the book he provides tips on how we can all use a camera to bring out the beauty in others and connect on a personal level--much needed skills in this day when too many are glued to their phones.

3 people found this helpful

Dont waste ur money

Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020

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For $20 this is a rip off based on the photography basics hes trying to teach us. The way he talks about photography its literally for like kids who picked up their first camera. Pretty much finished the book in no time. This book was basic af. Im def returning this lol this shouldve been $8.99 or something. Let me give u the rundown summary: approach girls on the street with the right mindset asking for photographs and say ur doing a photography project and then based on the vibes, escalate it. Vague summary of camera basics and gives u common sense ideas on what to do with pickup, etc.. there was also a link of his page where he shows the photos he took of the girls he interviewed and boy am i not impressed with his work... his pages are just many paragraphs of 2-3 sentences spaced between each paragraph to stretch the book longer. Its really 60 pages idk how he even pulled that off. Alot of the chapters were as short as like 2 pages. 30 more pages were just other peoples success stories. I would say skip buying this..

2 people found this helpful

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An introduction to Storytelling and more importantly pushing your comfort zone

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019

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Some books are fun to read because they just have a certain flow to them. I found Goldmund's style to be very specific in detail but is also lined with humor and a sense of exploration and pushing one's personal boundaries while creating multiple experiences you could love.

3 people found this helpful

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Goldmund is Quite Good

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2018

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Goldmund writes about his experience getting laid as a photographer and his advice will help me in my life. They are some basics that you should already know but Goldmund has some great tips for every man.

3 people found this helpful

Octavio Angel Medina Hernandez

This book is amazing. I don’t understand why so much negativity from ...

Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018

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This book is amazing. I don’t understand why so much negativity from other people. Goldmund literally gives a blueprint to meet women. Great book!! Buy it and read it before looking at this ugly reviews people post.

One person found this helpful

This book is amazing. Just got it today and already read it

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2018

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This book is amazing. Just got it today and already read it. I was never a big fan of photography until now. Don’t let those SJW cry babies lie this book is great.

9 people found this helpful

Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018

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Great for begginer photography. Really fun way to get you to immerse yourself to your surroundings and get you to focus on the small things.

9 people found this helpful

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Practical and Fun!

Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2016

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Legit, practical advice for adventurous single men trying photography. This is the real deal! This has exactly what to do and say. Plus, I learned some storytelling just by hearing about Goldmund's adventures.

16 people found this helpful

Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2020

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Read it in about an hour. didn't come away feeling like I retained anything.

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