What Are You Currently Reading? - Page 51

keirarts · #**501** 26th June 2013, 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Demdike

You could have a point. Many counter jobs are seen rightly or wrongly, as short term employment taken up by school leavers to generate some money.

Perhaps applying for management positions in stores would be better. If you are getting interviews then you are clearly the right material, sometimes experience, daft as it seems, in my opinion, can seemingly undermine potential employers as they may feel its their job you really want.

Oh i'm applying for management jobs, non management jobs, I'm beefing up my skills with training. Just got an ITQ1 and going on to do level 2 through free courses from the job centre with a look to leaving the retail game all together. Shame really as in spite of some of the more aggrevating parts of the job I really enjoyed doing it, especially working in Blocky where I really had a passion for what I was doing. It just seems that a lot of retail is a case of the younger the better. Also i'm stuck in a part of the world where jobs are thin on the ground, so I have to apply for whatever is going.

Prince_Vajda · #**502** 15th July 2013, 07:49 PM

Vogue - The Editor's Eye

Don't let the title fool you. The book is indeed about the editors of Vogue USA, that's right. However, how would you portray an editor's contribution to a Fashion magazine? Yes, you're right. You'd pick picture spreads, taken by different photographers under the aegis of the respective editor (all female). There's also some background information on each editor - very nice to read.

If you're at least slightly interested in Fashion Photography, I highly recommend this book to you. Great print quality, big size, fantastic pictures.

PS: Yes, that's Rooney Mara on the cover!

troggi · #**503** 15th July 2013, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda

Vogue - The Editor's Eye

Don't let the title fool you. The book is indeed about the editors of Vogue USA, that's right. However, how would you portray an editor's contribution to a Fashion magazine? Yes, you're right. You'd pick picture spreads, taken by different photographers under the aegis of the respective editor (all female). There's also some background information on each editor - very nice to read.

If you're at least slightly interested in Fashion Photography, I highly recommend this book to you. Great print quality, big size, fantastic pictures.

PS: Yes, that's Rooney Mara on the cover!

She is much better on the eye than that other Rooney!

Prince_Vajda · #**504** 15th July 2013, 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by troggi

She is much better on the eye than that other Rooney!

No sports, please!

PS: Check out my naughty private thread for more pictures of randy Rooney Mara!

Philosophy of a Knife · #**505** 15th July 2013, 08:20 PM

Wasn't feeling too good last night and didn't get much sleep. But it did mean I picked up Stephen Kings The Cell and started re-reading it for the first time since I originally purchased it.

troggi · #**506** 15th July 2013, 08:37 PM

Just started reading "Fantastic Four: Authoritative Action" and already it's getting quite "peachy!" I'm not normally a "FF" reader, haven't read any since I was about 16, but I'm wading my way through the "Ultimate Marvel Graphic Novels" part-work selection and up to now there have been no "fillers". I s'pose they don't call 'em "ultimate" f' nothing!