The bio on his web site says he's a doctoral candidate in engineering
and the USA is his "second country". He describes himself on the blog
linked to his website as a "temporary software enginner".
http://www.harkleephotography.com/biography.html
I wouldn't be surprised if he got a stipend from his "first" country and
generous parents to supplement any earnings he makes as a grad student.
I don't think he waited for the 645D to come along before starting his
photography "business" either, so there might be some way he's managing
to write it off his taxes as a business expense.
From: Steven Desjardins
A grad student? When I was grad student my biggest investment was
groceries. (Come to think of it, that was still true when I was an
assistant professor.) The 645D is a lot of scratch on a grad
student's salary.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 4:52 PM, John Sessoms <[email protected]> wrote:
> From: Ann Sanfedele
>
>> I loved most of the photography -- but my 'I really hate you" has an
>> eliment of..
>> How did you get that great job???
>>
>> wouldn't it be wonderful to have a car, a fine camera, an expense
>> account and 6 months to do nothing but shoot?
>>
>> I guess he is getting paid by Pentax?
>>
>> ann
>
> His profile says he's a grad student in Palo Alto, CA.
>
> Isn't there some kind of technical college located there?
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