What are we all doing?

Sandman · Dec 9, 2003

DougW,

Interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I am a CRNA, or for those who do not know, a certified registered nurse anesthetist. I'm one of 26,000 CRNAs who administer anesthesia in the operating rooms, outpatient surgical centers, and labor suites across America. Patient safety is our business!

So, I have to wait until I get home to check in with the forum. No surfing the net at work for me! LOL!

Cheers,

jim

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Shoot more, ***** less!
galleries at: http://www.pbase.com/sandman3

robby50649 · Dec 9, 2003

Work for Michelin Earthmover Tire Mfg. where we make earthmover tires for huge dump trucks which can haul up to 275 tons. Some of our big customers in US are mining companies that mine copper and other metals. Anything that can possibly compromise the integrity of our tires from falls into my responsibility. Kind of like focusing problems, no, I won't go there. Find time to read and share with all of you from time to time here at the #1 website for digital photographers.....robby

DreamU · Dec 9, 2003

DougW said:
--I was just wondering what occupations we, the forum members, have
that allows us to communicate and surf this forum during the
working hours of the mornings and afternoons. I am just curious.
Some of you, including me, seem to be on here quite frequently. I
think it would be interesting to know what kind of occupations some
of our forum members have. Maybe this will help to indentify others
in this forum who have similar interests. I am a high school
teacher and a varsity baseball coach for a hgih school in
Indianapolis. In between periods and on my prep, I often browse
this forum trying to pick up useful information. There are many in
people in this forum who have greatly aided me in my photography.

You have to continue to believe!
Sony 717; Canon 300 Digital Rebel
Doug

Adnauseam · Dec 9, 2003

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Claude Adams
'Semper Fi'
http://members.cox.net/adams.photo

New to the EOS 300D Digital Rebel? Check the FAQ's . . . http://www.marius.org/eos300dfaq.php

steve93101 · Dec 9, 2003

See http://www.mustangdreams.com

Also second business : Backhoe Owner-operator

Also Child of the Universe

cosiecki · Dec 9, 2003

I work to maintain 7 seismic arrays across Alaska as well as 5 atmospheric sampling machines.

larrylef · Dec 9, 2003

I am a web designer / graphic designer, so I will use the Rebel to take pictures for my customers to use in their websites and brochures.

When I was 15 years old, I had a Nikon F and 3 lenses, and my own darkroom (that was in the mid '60s). The Rebel is bringing me back to SLR photography after many years away.

Jimmy B182852 · Dec 9, 2003

DougW said:
--I was just wondering what occupations we, the forum members, have
that allows us to communicate and surf this forum during the
working hours of the mornings and afternoons. I am just curious.
Some of you, including me, seem to be on here quite frequently. I
think it would be interesting to know what kind of occupations some
of our forum members have. Maybe this will help to indentify others
in this forum who have similar interests. I am a high school
teacher and a varsity baseball coach for a hgih school in
Indianapolis. In between periods and on my prep, I often browse
this forum trying to pick up useful information. There are many in
people in this forum who have greatly aided me in my photography.

You have to continue to believe!
Sony 717; Canon 300 Digital Rebel
Doug

--
JB

rob mayeux182178 · Dec 9, 2003

I searched for and tracked Soviet Submarines during the cold war period using high tech methods in a pretty sophisticated aircraft...the P-3 Orion. It allowed me to travel to some interesting parts of the world, 32 countries in all....wish I had taken more pictures, and I definitley wish cameras like the 300D were around then.

Now, I'm working on my Master's Degree in Higher Education so I can teach college next year in my "old age" of 52. This forum is great for people like me...thanks to all who have helped me along the way.
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Rob Mayeux
Retired Naval Aviator
htp: www.pbase.com/likes2laf/

billybob_jcv · Dec 9, 2003

DreamU said:
DougW said:

--I was just wondering what occupations we, the forum members, have
that allows us to communicate and surf this forum during the
working hours of the mornings and afternoons. I am just curious.
Some of you, including me, seem to be on here quite frequently. I
think it would be interesting to know what kind of occupations some
of our forum members have. Maybe this will help to indentify others
in this forum who have similar interests. I am a high school
teacher and a varsity baseball coach for a hgih school in
Indianapolis. In between periods and on my prep, I often browse
this forum trying to pick up useful information. There are many in
people in this forum who have greatly aided me in my photography.

You have to continue to believe!
Sony 717; Canon 300 Digital Rebel
Doug

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Boo · Dec 9, 2003

badbri said:
i like to take pictures of all the pretty clouds :> .

That caught my eye as my son has just chosen his A level subjects (taken in the UK between 16 and 18) with a view to meteorology, climatology, earth sciences or the like. Can you recommend it as a career?

My career; I'm a web designer (technical illustrator by professional training) but I'm doing more and more photography. I'm contracted part time to a band and manage two sections of their web site and handle the fan enquiries this generates, manage competitions etc. My life is very varied and enjoyable. I get paid to go to gigs!

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So many photos, so little time . . .
http://www.peekaboo.me.uk - general portfolio
http://www.boo-photos.co.uk - live music photos
http://www.boo-photos.co.uk/lowlight.html - available light live music tutorial

Playapixie · Dec 9, 2003

RN, working nights (when it's slower).
Dawn

DougW said:
--I was just wondering what occupations we, the forum members, have
that allows us to communicate and surf this forum during the
working hours of the mornings and afternoons. I am just curious.
Some of you, including me, seem to be on here quite frequently. I
think it would be interesting to know what kind of occupations some
of our forum members have. Maybe this will help to indentify others
in this forum who have similar interests. I am a high school
teacher and a varsity baseball coach for a hgih school in
Indianapolis. In between periods and on my prep, I often browse
this forum trying to pick up useful information. There are many in
people in this forum who have greatly aided me in my photography.

You have to continue to believe!
Sony 717; Canon 300 Digital Rebel
Doug

--
***********
Dawn
http://www.playapixie.org

Melih Ozbek · Dec 10, 2003

Working for a world bank project in Turkey

James Tang · Dec 10, 2003

Microbiologist specialised in molecular biology, virology and immunology to be exact.

DougW said:
--I was just wondering what occupations we, the forum members, have
that allows us to communicate and surf this forum during the
working hours of the mornings and afternoons. I am just curious.
Some of you, including me, seem to be on here quite frequently. I
think it would be interesting to know what kind of occupations some
of our forum members have. Maybe this will help to indentify others
in this forum who have similar interests. I am a high school
teacher and a varsity baseball coach for a hgih school in
Indianapolis. In between periods and on my prep, I often browse
this forum trying to pick up useful information. There are many in
people in this forum who have greatly aided me in my photography.

You have to continue to believe!
Sony 717; Canon 300 Digital Rebel
Doug

Robbie Syme · Dec 10, 2003

32 Years a Banker, now semi-retired and a consultant to small Technology companies in Ireland!

Robbie

Norwegian · Dec 10, 2003

I study in Aalesund in Norway. I'm not shure what the english name of my study, but it's naval and machine development and design. I think I'll specialize in ship design.

José Luís Malaquias · Dec 10, 2003

In another post I have already praised your impressive curriculum.
I am engineer myself, and I can only admire your great work.

But one thing I am curious of. How do you collect royalties on the Caps Lock thing? Should I send you a penny each time I press it? ;-)
Or do keyboard manufacturers all pay you?

deepak rao · Dec 10, 2003

I am a prctising Gynaecologist in India. Always was interested in photography and would do my own dev and printing at home when I was about 15 with black and white. had a home made enlarger too. Never had the time thereafter and got back a year ago with a Dimage 7i. Now upgrading to a 300D next month.

The forums at this site are amazing, informative, entertaining and ADDICTIVE!!!

I got back into dig photography mainly because of my interest in computers but now am so deep into photography that I dont spend enough time processing the images.

Robbie Syme said:
32 Years a Banker, now semi-retired and a consultant to small
Technology companies in Ireland!

Robbie

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Deepak

[email protected]

Mauro.B · Dec 10, 2003

I am 43, divorced, no children and live in Rome (which I believe is one of the best places in the world to live in).

I work for an international bank, travel most of each week and do my best to preserve "life quality" as much as possible (while my bank does its best to destroy it...).

Music and photography are my long term passions. In the high school days I was even able to develop and print B&W film (Durst M600 ?) - possibly digital photography gives me a feeling of those days...

Always loved to travel and shot hundreds of rolls (a Nikon Coolscan would help); started digital photography in late 2000 but sold my Nikon F80 only recently. Owned or borrowed a lot of digicams, from junk to funk and I am deeply convinced that digital photography is still missing that final bit. Currently owning a Canon Ixus (for friends use), a Nikon 5700 (biggest "undelivering promise") and lately a 300D, which I do not comment until mastered.

I do not consider myself a good photographer, even if every 100 shot I unexpectedly get a couple of very good pics - at least in my eyes.

I love this forum, even if I'd like to see more pics, comments and experience sharing and less complaining (but that's life, when you spend money you expect a delivery).

That's me (Canon Ixus):

Ciao,

M

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Greets from Rome

Mauro

http://www.pbase.com/m_ben/
http://www.photosig.com/go/users/view?id=37838

james j cash · Dec 10, 2003

I had many years with 60+ hour plus weeks. So noe it all about Golf, photography and a few other things. Good ludk with your photography, it will be a good hobby for retirement. Jim

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My first language is English, my second is, trying to get the first one right. Photography is a reflection of the heart and mind. JJC

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