What else do you do?

Part-time undergraduate lecturer in Economics and Finance as well as a full-time MA student studying photography. Oh and a freelance research assistant.

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I make cigar box guitars

 I work in TV as a video technician for FX and National Geographic. On the weekends I work as a commentator on a youtube based ice hockey show.

I run my own Double Glazing Repair business.  Luckily it will never be taken over by a computer. The interesting thing about this thread is that I can't see anyone who does photography as a full time profession.  Could it be that it is no longer a profession that requires much skill?

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Well, I was a Fine Art student for three years but I graduated with a first back in July and have been modelling full time since. So, apart from modelling....Hmmm, what do I do...hmm, not much else!

I do a bit of photography on the side, only a little bit though, but the shots from my last shoot I am over the moon with so may try some more to entertain me on quiet days. :O) 

My Husband and i run our own buissness called "Rutland campers" we convert campervans, general mechanics and do mots, i just do paper work though my Husband does the hard work.when im not doing that im looking affter my four children, they range from sixten to just ten!

When I'm not snapping I scribble about snaps I have taken and when I'm not scribbling I snap things to scribble about and when I'm not snapping or scribbling I sip red wine or real ale and then sleep for about four hours a night. As the sun's out I've done with scribbling for the moment and I'm off snapping, though I might do a little sipping before I start scribbling again at sundown.

Bob

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i screen print t-shirts and do bar work in oxford at the gloucester arms :) the only rock pub :S xx

I'm an Electro Bio-Medical Engineer! It's my job to manage, repair and maintain all the medical equipment used on patients within the NHS Trust where I work.

My day job (so-to-speak) is the Senior Theatre Technician for a small theatre ... So lights/sound/stage hand/crew for theatrical shows - silly hours of work and no 2 weeks are the same - though all in all good fun :)

Though as with all jobs, it comes with it's fair share of paperwork too - which I'm not overly keen on.

Some shows come to the theatre fully tech-crewed up, so I just babysit their productions, and other shows I cover (mainly) the lights or sound aspects. I'd much rather be hands on and actively involved with the productions than stuck behind a desk.

As I can't quote it ,at present, my little irritation to the OP has been rectified and Chrome finds it acceptable.

I'll accept a free membership for pointing out the problem.

hmm, seems I already have that...oh well such is life. :)

Four days a week I sit behind a desk in an office at home, staring at spreadsheets and desperately trying to avoid falling asleep on interminable conference calls, all while being paid by a multinational communications company as a "Benefits Support Manager".

I previously worked in the pottery industry - when there was one to speak of in Staffordshire - and also spent 18 months working in a small independent camera shop, a job from which I was sadly made redundant.

Just added a few bits you may find interesting - (my list is on Page 2)

Ta.

When not doing photography, editing images...having fun....

I write/compose music, have my recording studio and record/produce albums for other musicians.

Shoot video for showreels and music video's and the occasional "short" Drama/Documentary...etc

All just for fun and cover expenses....

I currently design and develop the digital electronics in laser open path gas detectors, previously I have worked on all manner of products from electricity meters to Bluetooth HiFi systems. All this following a degree in Music Systems Engineering.