Look What I Saw Today!

[KrisztinaK]

Congratulations! I'm really happy for you !
I'd be over the moon if I were in your shoes.

 

[baturn]

Big time congratulations!!!

 

[sm4him]

Thanks all! I'm still pretty excited; going to go find one of the others today!

So, do you get one for your living room?

Haha, yeah, maybe I can get several and wallpaper a whole room of my house in it! :lmao:

May I have your audagraph now that your famous. A TPF Party is in order for Sharon, I got the cake who got the party hats.Congrats:hail:

PAR-TAY!!! Yes!! Forget the hats, though, someone just bring the margaritas! :mrgreen:

Oh, Sharon, it looks wonderful!!!! The shot looks great, and the way the text has been overlayed and the image toned...it all looks wonderful! That's pretty cool! Good for you. I knew it'd work out for ya'!

Thanks, Derrel! Your help was invaluable and made me feel MUCH more confident going into the shoots!

The WB is off, the 2 cars at the front is distracting, blown background.

:lmao: The WB is *definitely* off--is it just me, or does she have kind of green tint to her? :lmao:

 

[paigew]

That is totally awesome!! Congrats

 

[PixelRabbit]

That's beyond cool Sharon awesome job! HUGE congrats! Enjoy!

 

[imagemaker46]

Congrats on this great achievement for you, hopefully the first of many.

Scott

 

[tts]

Awesome

 

[Steve5D]

What is it that you do for a living?

 

[o hey tyler]

Congrats Sharon!

 

[ronlane]

Awesome.

 

[manaheim]

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.

 

[krystalynnephoto]

Very cool! Congrats!!

 

[sm4him]

What is it that you do for a living?

I work for the city's public transit system. My "official" title is Information Specialist. When I started, my job entailed mostly doing all the editorial work, producing schedules and programming the electronic destination signs on the fronts of the buses. Since that time (8 years ago), I've morphed the job into something else entirely. I no longer have to deal with the destination signs, but I still do all the editorial work, much of the graphics work (although we do contract outside for big things like this ad campaign--but I am creating ads for some of the smaller newspapers in town), plus I mantain the website and manage all of our social media outlets.
And--I do our photography. The photography part is not in my job description, but neither is most of the rest of what I do.

It's a fairly reasonable trade-off; they pay me a ridiculously low income for doing what they would otherwise have to hire three different people to do, and *I* get about as much job security as a person can have these days, plus a pretty flexible work schedule and a boss that I actually like working for.

 

[sm4him]

Here's another one I saw yesterday. This one is just about a mile from my house--I think it's a little bit odd that it advertises a route that is NOT in our part of town, but oh well.

This is just a cell phone picture of it:


This was one of my favorite "models." This girl just had such a natural beauty about her. These are NOT models, by the way--they are all actual bus passengers. We held a contest and asked people to submit cell phone pics of themselves on the bus and tell us how they like to use their commute. We selected about a dozen of them and did full photo shoots with them.

 

[runnah]

Good work Sharon.