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haimohayon [2010-11-29 20:35:45 +0000 UTC]
amazing pic !!
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aoifasd In reply to Rovanite [2010-10-24 16:03:39 +0000 UTC]
i alwais check for over hangs when i get close to cliff. if a chunk falls on you, it isnt usually very forgiving. Most of the time, i do wear a safety helmet., although in costume ill probably wont.
There are fossils? hummm interesting, do you know what kind? what do they look like?
May i ask you a question: what do you do for a living?
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aoifasd In reply to Rovanite [2010-10-30 19:20:01 +0000 UTC]
shells are alwais good. it would have been interesting if it would have been fish or trilobite
As for me, hummm
i finished university 5 years ago in geologicla engineering, meaning i love rocks and minerals. rocks are definitly cool, as are bow ties. i am now at my third professional job. My first job was a a field technician in environmental studies. i lasted there about 2 years, until the economy went down a bit, and i ended up losing my job. although i strongly suspect someone back stabed me as well. But, it is still alright since i was getting tired of doing field work, playing in mud, and putting my hands into unknown subsantices. My second job was as a data analyser in geophysics. At first it was cool! until i realised, i am missing a LOT of mathematical knowledge to fully understood what i was doing (unfortunatly, i am no genius). After 2 years of that, i also got tired ( kind of), and the world recession struck. My employer decided to put me out of work until new contracts could come. But, after 6 months of waiting, i got tired of being home, i searched for a new job. It took me about 2 weeks, and i landed one. the job consisted of being a project manager in environmental studies. The rank after technician LOL. i stayed there for 1 year, then i quit. The philosophy of the company was not compatible with what i wanted and with my personnaly life, so i was very miserable there. i searched for a new job, and when i got one, i quit the one that was making me so darn unhappy. that was when i discovered doctor who so i explained my csotuming events to my new employer and the fact that i would need some time off here and there along the year, and he told me cool, no problem. so i have been a project manager in this new company for 2-3 months and i have been feeling wayyyy better. adn getting better paid too
Over all i have worked mostly in environmental studies after my university. i have been active in the field of convention organising as well and convention in general, hence me needing a few days off here and there so i can travel to convention that are a bit further away.
i dont dislike my job, but let say that i dont think i needed 6 years of university to do that....... which is a bit sad really... anyone with a good head on his shoulder could be trained to do what i am doing in about 3-4 monhts. that kind of depresses me a bit. But i do have an understanding employer, which is a very BIG plus.
what does Business Info Systems-Multimedia intales (probably wrong spelling)?
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Rovanite In reply to aoifasd [2010-10-30 21:44:38 +0000 UTC]
wow you've tried quite a few different jobs! But fair doos, if it becomes boring or whatever then you may aswell look for something you are happy with But it's cool you found a job which you like at the moment
Two yrs ago I started a HND (Higher National Diploma) in Business Info Technology. which basically involed multimedia (web design, flash animations etc), programming, and some other business related classes like, writing business plans, learning about informations systems, networks and even a law module (which seemed random, but I think it was about contracts and stuff).
This year I jumped into the 3rd (final) yr of my BSc degree as the HND is basically the first 2 yrs. One of the modules/classes I'm doing this year is called Project Management, which the lectures seem boring but the practical side it quite fun to do. A lot of the lectures I do are quite boring (which sounds bad as I chose the course).
Business Info systems is bascially looking into how computers work and the business side of management. So this year my modules are: Ethics of Info Systems, Project Management, Info Systems in Busniness and finally multimedia (which is the one I chose, all the rest were compulsory for this year). So this year is more theory than the past years and more focused on the business side of this, whcih for me sucks as I like the computer side of things more but at least I have multimedia and my dissertation to keep me happy with that side of things!
This is turning out to be a long message! sorry if it's boring!, I can write tons sometimes without even knowing it lol
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Rovanite In reply to aoifasd [2010-11-03 11:39:06 +0000 UTC]
Cool stuff! What kind of project you thinking of working on?
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aoifasd In reply to Rovanite [2010-11-03 15:02:45 +0000 UTC]
i like Harry Potter, but my friend is a big Fan. She will bring or student uniform with her, jsut like i will bring my brown suit and coat with me
i havent planned anything as of yet, but we definitly want to see London, Cardiff, Scotland....
Even if you dont have a studio, an outside location is good too i usually prefer that to a studio shoot, gives more atmosphere, even if it gives the photographer a lot more job to do. i am someone who poses in the moment, and the surroundings help me a lot to create an image in my mind and a mood.
At the end of august, what kind of weather does England get? hot? cold? rainy? stormy?
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Rovanite In reply to aoifasd [2010-11-09 20:48:25 +0000 UTC]
Cool stuffs.
Yeah I like taking photos outside. The only thing I hate in summer is if the sun is really strong as it messes with the photos and can cause problems by either people being blinded or you get harsh shadows.
Ah british weather is very unpredictable. August is technically supposed to be one of the hottest months, but it still rains, get strong winds, sun...anything really (apart from snow! lol). one year we didn't really even have a summer (totally sucks)
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aoifasd In reply to Rovanite [2010-11-11 23:15:58 +0000 UTC]
ill keep you posted... i should start to plan the trip after christmas.
In between costumes ROFL
August is the hottest month???? O.o over here it is usually july.
ecept rain, i liek all kinds of weather. STrogn winds, cool!
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Rovanite In reply to aoifasd [2010-11-15 17:13:12 +0000 UTC]
Cool stuff. Yeah, well, July/August is meant to be the warmest, but it's not always the case. Oh well, I guess that's what is cool (but at the same time annoying) about our weather lol
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Mic-rez [2010-10-04 00:45:08 +0000 UTC]
kinda reminds me of Led Zeppelin
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Mic-rez In reply to Rovanite [2010-10-04 19:15:44 +0000 UTC]
yeah, House's of the Holy
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across-the-stars [2010-08-07 16:04:44 +0000 UTC]
This is simply gorgeous! I LOVE the detail and the gorgeous sky.
If I had the money for it, I would definitely buy the print!
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across-the-stars In reply to Rovanite [2010-08-08 19:26:16 +0000 UTC]
Oh, I'm a huge Whovian. *points to signature* I definitely understand the feelings you were trying to convey. It's definitely successful!
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Anne264 In reply to Rovanite [2010-06-25 19:15:02 +0000 UTC]
That's weird. I got an email it's been shipped. You'd expect the artist would get a notice and the main part of the money. Ah well, maybe you'll get a notification soon.
Beautiful pic, it symbolizes Doctor Who and everything about it. Well, the first four seasons that is.
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Anne264 In reply to Rovanite [2010-06-25 20:45:30 +0000 UTC]
Only 20%? Wow, I thought something like 60-70%.
Anyway, I love the photo! I've browsed your portfolio some more and you're a great photographer, respect. What camera/lens do you use?
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Anne264 In reply to Rovanite [2010-06-26 18:32:23 +0000 UTC]
Just curious as a fellow photographer. ^_^
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Rovanite In reply to Anne264 [2010-06-26 18:50:52 +0000 UTC]
lol fair enough! In case you did want to know: I use:
Nikon 18-70mm most of the time.
Sigma 70-200mm (f2.8 throughout the zoom)
Tamron 90mm Macro f2.8
50mm Nikon (fixed) f1.8
I recently bought a Nikon 10-24mm super wide angle lens, but i'm having some problems with it. It's making photos a bit blurry when photographing landscapes and stuff, think I need to take a look at it!
I just realised, I have too many lenses lol
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Anne264 In reply to Rovanite [2010-06-26 20:32:16 +0000 UTC]
Those are extremely nice lenses! And indeed a lot, you lucky one!
Keep on photographing, love your work.
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Rovanite In reply to Anne264 [2010-06-27 08:31:02 +0000 UTC]
Yeh they are decent lenses. I generally use the 18-70 most. The zoom lens I only really use for sports which I do when I'm at uni. And the Macro I generally only use in summer time. The others are just randoms. I got the 50mm free when I bought my camera which was cool, so technically I didn't buy it lol
Thank you again! Your work really great too!
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Rovanite In reply to phoenix-chick12 [2010-01-11 10:27:21 +0000 UTC]
Cheers! Thank you for adding it to your faves!
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