What's your day job?

Cinematographer - specialising in High Definition for the last few years.

Currently sunburned in Iowa...
 
Work as a pilot in the aviation dept. for a major corporation. Hope to retire to photography (classic RF photography) in a few years.
 
One very poor student

One very poor student

I mean dirt poor, who should be spending his food money on food, not cameras.

And about to get even poorer.
 
I expect that more folks on RFF fall into the following categories than anything else: computer-related work; professional photographers; students.

But there have been some interesting occupations listed here already!
 
KoNickon said:
I expect that more folks on RFF fall into the following categories than anything else: computer-related work; professional photographers; students.

But there have been some interesting occupations listed here already!
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Very true. I dont know why, but I cringe at being called a "professional photographer". I guess maybe because I feel my most meaningful work is done outside of the studio and work. And I dont want to be thought of as a "professional". It just sounds so corporate to me i think. And I dont think of myself and my "real work" that way. Just thoughts.
 
day job???

day job???

depends on what day you catch me... part time stay at home dad, Sawyer, Arborist, Electrician, Bike race promotor make a bit a $$$ at all of em' except the dad thing but as you know that is a labor of love....
 
Grandfather, father, doprad installer, dishwasher, cook, golfer, photographer, gardner, yardboy, consultant, and whatever else comes along!

Tom
 
cheerz for the Soundman

cheerz for the Soundman

lilin menyala said:
i'm a sound engineer. i guess that would fall under media / entertainment as well as some kind of engineering category.
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Hey,
That's the second "Sound-man" checking in!!
I use to set up for little Bands and Parties....

Sorry for Off-topic.

Kiu
 
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