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HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOSS
Ron Rock is my son-in-law, husband to Linda, father to Josh, Rachel, Nathan, Emmett, and President/CEO of Rock Photography where everyone employed has a great time because they photograph school kids. I've been working for Ron, off and on for a couple of years, doing some computer stuff and camera work. My fav job is sitting behind the camera and sizing the images for the photographer. Mostly I would just sit up on the stool behind the camera and laugh because the little kids are so wonderful and hilarious.
Here is Ron being the master at setting up the photos and using Photoshop, an imaging program that Ron is incredible at. He can drop in backgrounds, switch faces, switch expressions and clean up skin flaws. He makes all the teachers look young and gorgeous. He is talented and awesome and the best boss I ever had!
One photo shoot day, during the lunch break, I did a drawing of the back of the camera and what I was seeing. I dropped in this photo of the cutest little guy that just couldn't seem to get his eyebrows to go in the right direction.
Good days - and best wishes, Ron - and to the fun folks at Rock Photography.
Ron Rock is my son-in-law, husband to Linda, father to Josh, Rachel, Nathan, Emmett, and President/CEO of Rock Photography where everyone employed has a great time because they photograph school kids. I've been working for Ron, off and on for a couple of years, doing some computer stuff and camera work. My fav job is sitting behind the camera and sizing the images for the photographer. Mostly I would just sit up on the stool behind the camera and laugh because the little kids are so wonderful and hilarious.
Here is Ron being the master at setting up the photos and using Photoshop, an imaging program that Ron is incredible at. He can drop in backgrounds, switch faces, switch expressions and clean up skin flaws. He makes all the teachers look young and gorgeous. He is talented and awesome and the best boss I ever had!
One photo shoot day, during the lunch break, I did a drawing of the back of the camera and what I was seeing. I dropped in this photo of the cutest little guy that just couldn't seem to get his eyebrows to go in the right direction.
Good days - and best wishes, Ron - and to the fun folks at Rock Photography. 
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