What is your real occupation?

[shadowcat]

auto worker

[Amamba]

auto worker

So you get all the blame lately, I suppose ?

[Recon Photojournalist]

Reconnaissance Photography, used to be staff PJ for a newspaper.

[icon134]

So you were like the guys on CSI that take tons of photos. I always catch myself checking out their cameras and flashes! lol. I guess in CSI Vegas they primarily shoot Canon, and CSI NY primarily shoots Nikon. I guess if someone watches CSI Miami we can see who get's 2 out of 3!
I believe I've seen Nikon systems on on CSI Miami...

[UAlso]

Retired government employee with a part-time videography studio and one, count'em one, local TV credit.

[FlyingPhotog]

Retired government employee with a part-time videography studio and one, count'em one, local TV credit.

You're doing better than anyone who's ever worked for ESPN...
(They never do credits...)

[Aries Walker]

I'm a printer, but I'm also in school full-time, working towards becoming a history teacher. Photography is cheaper than therapy.

[justincase724]

Photography is cheaper than therapy.

Well said!

[Jpatten]

I'm a printer, but I'm also in school full-time, working towards becoming a history teacher. Photography is cheaper than therapy.

Depends on what lenses you are trying to buy :)

[Tubbed440]

Engineering Tech in Suspension Research and Development, VIPER. (Virginia Institute for Performance Engineering and Research) Our building is located right behind VIR. (Virginia International Raceway)

www.viperservice.com

We have the only 8 post suspension test rig in North America at the moment. Most others are 4 or 7 post. We taylor our services towards the racing industry, NASCAR, SCCA, NHRA, Craftsman Truck and some military / OEM testing.

[johncloo]

For me, I am an Electronics Technician in the US Navy for the past 16 years. I am more in RADAR repair specifically, but can easily fix a piece of communications equipment. Actually now that I think about it, I'm in the supervisory role, I tell the young guys to fix the equipment and answer any questions they have... Speaking of photography, they have a job in the navy that deals with it. MC, Mass Communications Specialist. Too bad the Navy only buys Nikon equipment. The camera equipment I have for a hobby blows the equipment that the Navy uses out of the water, at least on my ship.

[PMatthes]

Project Manager at Motorola for two-way radio systems Monday through Friday.
Painter on the weekends (family business) - to pay for the goodies...

[martines34]

Semi-retired clock dealer and clock repairman. Had a career in education for 7 years and as a stock broker - 3 years retail and 3 years wholesale. Been flying by the seat of my pants ever since.

If you are serious about photography you must find a GOOD school which has an excellent program in the arts with a strong photographic curriculum. Take a lot of business courses while you are concentrating on photography. Intern with a good photographer.

By the time you are finished with school you will know if that is what you really want to do. It is a long tough road and will require a fair amount of money.

Do not get sucked into student loans. Pay as you go. It may take longer but, you will be financially better off in the long run.

[stargazer77517]

Dang, I was in your neck of the woods this weekend

Look familar? LOL

http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg62/Stargazer_54/downtownAustin.jpgI've been a professional photographer for twenty years now. Started doing most of my work for textbook publishers. I've now done quite a variety of different work. When we had a creative book here my ad said "Anything but wars and weddings." I now do primarily architecture and corporate with some editorial work thrown in.

I didn't notice many working photographers had responded... Are they rare here?

Park Street
Austin TX
http://www.parkstreets.com

[ssracer]

Computer programmer.

[Jeff]

Wow! Lots of neat occupations & amazing people here (and a few goofballs!). Hats off to all those in the military, public service, & moms & dads out there who do a tireless but wonderful work. Many thanks to you!!!!!!

As for me, I'm an Air Traffic Controller. It's feast or famine most of the time. Some days it's hours of airplane after airplane all aimed at the exact same point at the exact same time. Other days I get to sit back and relax.

Photography is just a hobby.

[FlyingPhotog]

Wow! Lots of neat occupations & amazing people here (and a few goofballs!). Hats off to all those in the military, public service, & moms & dads out there who do a tireless but wonderful work. Many thanks to you!!!!!!

As for me, I'm an Air Traffic Controller. It's feast or famine most of the time. Some days it's hours of airplane after airplane all aimed at the exact same point at the exact same time. Other days I get to sit back and relax.

Photography is just a hobby.

As somone who occassionally breaks the surly bonds, thank you... ;)

[Timphoto]

I'm a "suit" on the business management (contracts+procurement) side of a multi campus college with approximately 40,000 students.

I guess a small part of my job is photography related since I'm responsible for the procurement of all of the equipment for the Media folks. The latest project was a full blown HDTV studio with all the lighting, editing, and related bells and whistles. I also get to assist the Art Dept faculty with their photography related needs. I tend to give more personal attention to those kinds of projects.

Retired from skydiving after almost 1,500 jumps, sold all my jumping gear, and used the proceeds to get back into photography as a hobby. The wife unit is very happy - she thinks photography is a nice "safe" hobby...or at least she did until I mentioned something about an interest in glamour photography...;);)

[cjs83]

Do they use three-axis, Level D sims for the Apache?


We do mainly maitenece trainers, we have a few flight trainers but I don't know much about that side of the house.

[bham]

Full time photographer. Weddings, events, are primary source of income.

[hiker99]

I'm a full time engineer, part time photographer.

[DJSonsteng]

I am a full time Emergency Medical Technician/ Mobile Critical Care driver.

[motion_projekt]

Student, and Photojournalist

gotta update mines.

still the same as above but...


Stringer for Getty Images in Hawaii.

yay. haha.

[elgillet]

Full time Mechanical Engineer designing Elevators for people.. Semi-pro /student of photography

[fear7950]

Work for a Caterpillar Construction Equipment Dealership in Riverside,CA and work in the IS/IT Department

[bric-a-brac]

I guess I'm a "production professional." I work at a commercial photography studio and my tasks are almost exclusively job editing with photoshop.

I freelance on the side as an actual photographer.

it sounds like I might have a foot in as an adjunct at my local community college next year teaching digital imaging classes, which I would really love, but I can't make any claim to it yet.

[dryfire]

Mechanical engineering student, I do some IT on the side.

[Hailwood]

Tire development engineer.

Much less interesting than it sounds.

[ChrisGorabPhotography]

Full-time photography enthusiast (unpaid)

Financial and Estate Planner (paid)

[dnahrstedt1]

IT - Hardware, Network, PC Software Support, CallCenter, etc. etc., basically a catchall IT person for a brick manufacturer in the South... US that is...

Dave...

[Sam|McGuire]

College Student
Firefighter

[under_twilight]

Currently, Final Year Biomedical Sciences student but if all goes well, clinical medical student nxt yr :)

[Specs]

I'm a machinist.

[azkul]

Web Developer - I program in Open Source technologies like PHP and Ruby on Rails.

-Brian
http://www.thelensflare.com - my photography gallery

[bildeb0rg]

i...are.....engineer ;)

[Arun Nicklen]

Automotive painter... But not the good sort. I paint trains, ie Loco's and Passenger cars.

[Bushman]

I'm an Insurance agent for a living, but do community theatre and want to be a nature photographer when I grow up. My web site is www.nistudios.com

[Bullfrog142]

Researcher/Senior Consultant at a University business school in The Netherlands

[*Mike*]

I can't believe how many IT people are around here...

I'm a full-time portrait and wedding photog. About two years ago I bought a bridal boutique that I have in addition to the studio...

[alyson]

an assistant to an ID (interior designer)

[dadecountyanthony]

Jet engine mechanic/inspector during the day and husband/father during the evenings. I wouldn't change my two careers for anything in the world :D

[fteter]

Another I.T. guy - I specialize in Oracle tools and technology. Currently working as a project manager for the Jet Propulsion Lab.

[Showsol2211]

I do IT for a company called Fair Isaac.

[TylerCP]

I work at a local photoshop here in WPG.

[Go4EVA!]

Aerospace Engineer at the NASA-Johnson Space Center

[Jason C]

Mailman for 24 years.

[FlyingPhotog]

Aerospace Engineer at the NASA-Johnson Space Center

A Rocket Scientist...

Cool :cool:

[Lightworks Imaging]

I feel dumb, not only do I work Union Construction, but I have no idea what the second largest privately held company in my own hometown is... Do they manfacture any kind of two wheeled recreational vehicle?

[Simon Turkin]

hs student

[Go4EVA!]

A Rocket Scientist...

Cool :cool:

Currently working on getting our astronauts back to the moon! Lots of cool lunar photography -- for assessments of potential landing sites and geologically *interesting* science targets. Very interesting stuff! :lol:

[FlyingPhotog]

Currently working on getting our astronauts back to the moon! Lots of cool lunar photography -- for assessments of potential landing sites and geologically *interesting* science targets. Very interesting stuff! :lol:

Now that would be cool to see...

Personally, I think we should return to the moon. I'll feel like a kid all over again when that time comes.

[shutterbugcrazy]

P&D driver for a LTL carrier. I cover south west virginia and east tennessee

[Go4EVA!]

Yeah, me too! It was astronauts walking/working on the moon (when I was a kid) that inspired me to learn to fly, study engineering and, eventually work at NASA. Photography came along during the university years. ;)

[Coastwatch203]

Now that would be cool to see...

Personally, I think we should return to the moon. I'll feel like a kid all over again when that time comes.

- But did it really happen in the first place??????
Havent you seen and read all the conspiracy theories???
# all the dodgy PP on the moon photos...
# "wind" blowin flags on the moon.......
Etc, Etc, Etc

- Did it really happen? ........Or is NASA like a big Universal Studios?

LOL

[Sharpstat]

- But did it really happen in the first place??????
Havent you seen and read all the conspiracy theories???
# all the dodgy PP on the moon photos...
# "wind" blowin flags on the moon.......
Etc, Etc, Etc

- Did it really happen? ........Or is NASA like a big Universal Studios?

LOL

All of them debunked on a show I saw last year. Wasn't it mentioned on "When we went to the Moon?

[FlyingPhotog]

All of them debunked on a show I saw last year. Wasn't it mentioned on "When we went to the Moon?

Mythbusters also did an entire show debunking the debunkers...

Some of their best work IMO.

[rohanesian]

i'm a graphic designer

[Go4EVA!]

- But did it really happen in the first place??????
Havent you seen and read all the conspiracy theories???
# all the dodgy PP on the moon photos...
# "wind" blowin flags on the moon.......
Etc, Etc, Etc

- Did it really happen? ........Or is NASA like a big Universal Studios?

LOL

The 'Mythbusters' episode was excellent, but (IMHO) one of the truly OUTSTANDING compilations of debunking the old "did we really land on the moon" conspiracy theory is located here: http://www.clavius.org/

I am a NASA employee, so the conspiracy theorists will undoubtedly discount my opinions straightaway. But Jay Windley, the author of the Clavius website, is an independent citizen who has done extensive analysis on this subject, and posted astonishingly thorough demonstrations and explanations which clearly refute every single one of the "accusations" leveled at NASA in the original Fox-TV Moon Conspiracy program.

Of special note to POTN readers, is the way Jay Windley addresses the many photographic issues -- he goes into great detail describing the Apollo Hasselblad cameras, the unique lighting & shadowing conditions, image exposure, lens flare, color bleeding, surface albedo / reflectivity, the infamous image crosshairs, and the uneven terrain effects found on the surface of the moon. Please don't accept the *biased* opinion of this NASA employee -- but if you're truly interested in this subject, go check out clavius.org

OK, 'nuff said. This is a great thread about POTN member occupations, and it is not my intent to morph/hijack the theme into something else. Best regards to all! :D

[Ruckus99ss]

Military - US Air Force

[JBerlotti]

U.S. Air Force here as well.

[Atiyeh]

Nationwide Vendor Compliance Manager for 'The World's Largest Home Improvement Warehouse' - $$$

Wedding / Sports Photographer - $

[b16pwrdej1]

Environmental Scientist / Haz-Mat Technician for a Hazardous Material Emergency Response company.

[j.owen]

Graphic Artist at an Advertising Agency. Picked up photography as a way to support the design. Now-a-days it seems to be the other way around.

[WYPhotoguy]

IT Project Manager for a large Indian Consulting Company...pays MUCH better than photography and it someone else usually pays for me to travel to some fun locations. Currently I contract for the OTHER Home Improvement Store.

[Gnhntn]

Technical Trainer Sr. for Lockheed Martin, teaching on a Navy base.

[buddy4344]

I do business development for large chem company. I keep looking for the photo business plan that makes good sense for me.

[GDconcepts]

Wireless Telecommunications. :D


To break it down a bit more, I work for Sprint. I'm in commissioned sales. I'd love shoot for a living. Photography has it's busy and slow times. It's been a hobby for years now. I'd love to make it a career.


-Gianni-

[rohanesian]

Graphic Designer
As much as i love what i do, i struggle to go home and do my own work. The photography is a hobby for me that feels up that part of me that wants to do creative stuff outside of work.

[eyelookok2blindgurls]

Photgrapher , Artist & writer (been a full time creative lunatic for over 26 years )

[Dan Browning]

Full time portrait and wedding photographer. Six years and counting since we opened the studio.

[SixtySixC10]

I'm a student.

[Mobius]

I operate railroad locomotives in a steel mill via remote control.

[BadFoto]

Area Manager for sales full time, studying to be a school teacher

[dphillips81]

IT nerd here,

Network Support, Help Desk, Hardware Tech, i do it all. And i don't think it is a boring job at all, thought i am not stuck in a cube or a server room all day. I am one of two techs for a companyt of about 200 people. Everyday is different and i like that. that being said my passion for photography is growing stronger everyday, and i can see myself taking the leap in the next year or so and trying to make some type of living as a Pro.

[cbh76]

Full time insurance agent, part time wedding photographer.

I live above the snowline so our wedding season usually runs May - September although I have shot weddings in January a few times.

My point is I need a year-round job to pay the bills.

[sherman111]

Retired finance director for telecomms/internet micro payment business who likes taking photos of the grandchildren when I'm not playing golf.

[jimmywires]

full time photog part time telephone tech outside plant

[zipp669]

I own a small business.
Consists of lawn care, erosion control and seeding, auto repair, and a construction business.

Just so the photog stuff on the side. enjoyable hobby.

Used to say my work was my hobby as I enjoy what I do but since getting back into photography, it is now my hobby.

[ScottKCooper]

IT for a large insurance and financial services company. Once I retire the debt from a previously failed side business, I plan on wedding photography - still expensive to get into, but I can more readily control all the aspects than a retail store (no lease, no employees, no concern about traffic count, bills during off-season, etc. etc.) I plan on using my IT background (including image editing and web site design and publication) skills in conjuction. Hopefully the photography will be something I increase into retirement.

[Salvamea]

Most people never guess..I'm a Parole Officer. :rolleyes: No creativity in this job but the photography makes up for it.

[SwtSarina]

My day job is a Human Resources IT consultant for a top national firm.

ON the side/weekends...I do voice overs for commercials and animation and web/graphic design.
I am also starting a small photography business on the side.

[yanchula81]

I'm a deputy sheriff.

[Ry-Cam]

I checked off IT and Other.

I work for a company of 70-100 employees and take care of all IT related matters, from computers, to cell phones, alarm system and building keys.

I also am responsible for Health & Safety. When necessary I drive the forklift, clear snow with the backhoe or skidsteer, ferry small dump trucks to the repair shop and change light bulbs. Whatever needs to be done.

There's more, but it's boring.

[blissonearth]

dentist and homemaker

[alexanderGARDNER]

National Spares Manager :)

[dingelingyi]

military/student

[Nistelrooydude]

Student

[USMCWayne]

Postal Retiree. I took a voluntary early retirement (and they didn't have to ask me twice :lol:) in 2005.

That said, over the past 30-plus years I've spent a good portion of my time "working" in a variety of photo/editor/media positions.

75-77: Managing Editor/Business Manager/Photographer/Writer, Montana State University Exponent, Bozeman, MT (double-majored in still photography and television production at MSU)
84: National Editor and part owner of Women’s Varsity Sports(until the magazine went belly up)
83-85: State Editor, Montana Postal Supervisors
87-95: State Editor, Equality State Postmaster (only two-time winner of national Editor of the year award, and six Gold Shield awards for overall editorial excellence)
96-99: National Photo Editor (and photographer): Postmasters Gazette
2000-2003: National Photographer, Postmasters Gazette
2006-present: Freelance for Billings Gazette, Great Falls Tribune, Phillips County News

[FlyingPhotog]

Impressive CV

I'm guessing of course but judging by your screen name, Thank You for the gap from '77 to '84... ;)

[USMCWayne]

"the gap from '77 to '84"

Thanks for that, but I was in the Corps from 70-74.

The gap was a result of my early time in the USPS, when I was working 60-plus hours a week, starting a family, and just trying to get some sleep.

I was seriously torn between staying with Uncle Sam back then, or going into a photo/editor career. During that time frame, I was offered a job in Fallon, NV as the Managing Editor of the daily Fallon Eagle-Standard. The pay was about a third of what I was making, unloading mail trucks at night. I stayed with the Postal Service and found other creative outlets over the past few decades.

[FlyingPhotog]

"the gap from '77 to '84"

Thanks for that, but I was in the Corps from 70-74.

The gap was a result of my early time in the USPS, when I was working 60-plus hours a week, starting a family, and just trying to get some sleep.

I was seriously torn between staying with Uncle Sam back then, or going into a photo/editor career. During that time frame, I was offered a job in Fallon, NV as the Managing Editor of the daily Fallon Eagle-Standard. The pay was about a third of what I was making, unloading mail trucks at night. I stayed with the Postal Service and found other creative outlets over the past few decades.

Roger That...

[bettia]

Inside sales for a veterinary pharmaceutical distributor.

[dreamcatcher23]

Full time pro. Mostly social photography (which I enjoy), more admin than I'd ever dreamed of (which I don't enjoy so much, but i'll put up with it) and I do landscape type photography for fun.

[rgfrison]

CNC Machinist/Programmer

[R_Metzel]

Full time retail manager and part time pro. Hoping to go full time pro in the next 3 years.

[smorter]

Any of us brick wall photographers here? :D

[MadisonPhotography]

Retired Marine officer and now in construction information sales....

[airfrogusmc]

Retired Marine officer and now in construction information sales....

Lots'a jarheads 'round
CH-46 crewchief here
73-77
S/F...

[4mykids]

IT Business Analyst

[grphx]

Tech Support for Dell

[NeinLives]

Web Developer.

[PeaceFire]

I'm pretty much a jack of all trades. I have a "constant" job at an animal center. I work there 2-3 days a week, low pay, great place, wonderful job as an educator (kids, mostly). Then I have my money maker job as a background performer on television shows and movies.

I make more money on an average month doing photography then anything else right now. But if a show comes back to San Diego I'll be making more money doing background, but will also work a bit as a set photographer (hopefully) so that'll add to my photography income. So I guess I'm a little of everything and a lot of nothing. :)

[D. Woolf]

I'm an Account Executive for a medium-sized commercial printing company.

I'd sure like my photography to be my main source of income though....




-dan

[seth-trenda]

I have been a youth pastor for the last 8 years over the 12-24 year olds. I have great senior pic clients! lol.

[yokotas13]

jet engine fixxer guy

[mrso]

Was a Dental Assistant before I stayed home with the kids

[lavkesh]

A Software Engineer.. Oracle Apps HRMS and Payroll

[KrissiIZme]

Hello, I am new to photography. I'm a full time mom and student. Allied Justice/Science major. I will be getting my Autopsy Assistant Certificate at the end of this semester. Will be starting a photo class on 2/18, to complete my course work for the certificate. After that I will be hired at my local coroners office and will be doing some photos of dead bodies as well as assisting the Corner with autopsies.
Hope that wasn't to long...I also like to write.
~Kristin

[archaeoman]

Archaeologist / Business Owner

[chrisa]

I'm a Color management specialist/photoshop retoucher for a commercial printing company.

[aviator.4.life]

Going to be air traffic control.

[Mocows]

Web/Java/Database Developer

[guntoter]

I.T.........I am an Automation Supervisor at an industrial factory. I program PLC's & Scada systems.

[gcppix]

I'm an IT Recruiter. Sports photographer on the side, just started my business.

[ruben00]

IT Specialist - Research, Development & Implementation...

All that just means, Nerd with alot of stuff to do :)

[SS308]

Network Administrator at a Hospital in Nebraska. Live in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Do wildlife and landscape photography for fun.

[LowriderS10]

I'm a reporter/photographer/videographer for a major Canadian daily newspaper :)

[FlyingPhotog]

I'm a reporter/photographer/videographer for a major Canadian daily newspaper :)

Newspapers now use images that move? :shock:

[Vndcatr]

Inventory Control - Bestbuy

[quijibo69]

Water Treatment/Water Distribution Operator for the City.

[YORCHI]

I'm a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. Currently stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan.

Started liking photography about 5 years ago when a friend of mine showed me his work and what he did. I never got around too much into it though because of work and family. We have a daughter now so I've been wanting to buy a DSLR and give it a try just, if anything so I can take great pictures of her for later on in life. I finally bought my camera and I'm trying to learn as much as I can before I go back home to my wife and daughter so I can put my measley skills to the test.

[MCS_80]

Im in customer service.

I help run a customer service call center who specialize in break down response for heavy vehicles that travel across Australia.

Easy job and the pay isnt too bad.

Im working on becoming a business man and having a few little business's up and running in a few years also.

[Oliviero]

Pilot

[[JKD]]

System test engineer or as my colleges like to put it: “Professional pessimist”.
My job is to find out in how many ways a program or product could/can fail.

[RyanSweeney]

I'm one of two IT guys at the custom media company I work for.

[GoHokiesGo]

Rocket Scientist, seriously.

I'm a Design Engineer for a Rocket propulsion company and DoD contractor. We design and manufacture rockets for use on missiles and space vehicles. I spend most of my days working on designing rockets, and every few weeks get to go out for live testing of the motors. It's definitely a challenging job that makes you think a lot, but it's still quite fun to work on rockets for a living.

[USMCWayne]

"Newspapers now use images that move?"

Absolutely. A good percentage of newspapers use video clips on their web pages, taken by reporters or photographers.

The Sixth Edition of Photojournalism, The Professionals Approach speaks specifically to this trend. In some cases, newspapers are using a still image from a video for the paper, and posting the full clip on their web site.

[Linkzi]

Pilot

What aircraft do you fly? I'd rather fly for a living and have photography as a hobby, not the other way around.:D

[canonrebel]

Transport Planning Manager for DHL.

Trying to establish a part time home based childrens/family portrait business

[Oliviero]

What aircraft do you fly? I'd rather fly for a living and have photography as a hobby, not the other way around.:D

Oh ain't that the truth! And then there's always the possibility to switch to photography in case one should get tired of flying. If that's possible ;)

Right now I'm flying the Saab 105 (also known as sk-60) which is a light jet trainer.

[Erik G]

CAD Drafter

[fotojoem]

I own a Toyota Store and my wife owns a piece of insurance company.

[GregMik]

Self employed Carpenter.....I have always had a cam around. Took senior pics of friends in high school(long time ago). 20yrs later I got the GF into photography with the film cams I had around.

Made the mistake of suggesting we get a dSLR.....$9000 later....I am on a photography forum...:rolleyes:


Greg

[BobbyM]

currently I am jobless..

before being jobless I worked at Ford Motor Co. but I decided that taking a buyout was the best option considering the outlook of the industry.


I am looking for a way to get into photography as a new career..

[NoNameYet]

Mechanical Fitter

[Eric]

Other:
Energy Conservation.

Formally unemployed. Its nice knowing I now have a career in a booming industry.

[oomus]

Airline operation Tower lead agent 1st
self employed freelance photog second

[JasonBr]

Pharmacy Technician...but recently graduated and searching for a job in IT.

[Lightworks Imaging]

Union Sheet Metal Worker, journeyman (construction). Fancy way of saying I put in commercial application air conditioning systems and fabricate the necessary parts and equipment, by day.

Photographer of anything, by night and weekend.

[ROCKFISHER]

Im an electronic engineer...currently designing/modding music studio amplifiers.

[swflrebel]

I am a mailman...about as uncreative(that a word) as can be.
That's why I love photography!!

[justaf IREMAN]

retired professional photographer, currently drive fire trucks for a living and doing photography as a hobby. got tired of shooting snooty execs, brides, celebs, pro athletes, the affluent and moved on to better non paying clients....my wife and kids.

[IdahoPics]

Website design and I run an internet portal for the Auto Detailing Industry.

[JudgeDanny]

IT.... QA Analyst :-p

[p4photo]

I am a full time professional photographer. I photograph for VHT doing Real Estate photography. I also own my own studio and photograph everything from products to wildlife and try to stay away from weddings.

[Joshua14321]

Still in school :)

In year 9 this Year :D


Thanks ;)
Joshh

[JimL]

Facilities Maintenance for a major Casino and Hotel.

[Highlight_Photography]

Firefighter and photographer in my spare time :)

[APPhotography]

Logistics Coordinator for a shipping company. Pays the bills!

[sabianq]

i design sound systems and conference rooms for the Department of Commerce in Washington D.C.
i guess that i am one of the few truly analogue guys left...
<sigh>