As an investment banker, Marcus Bleasdale was paid £500,000 a year to sit in front of 10 computers and 25 phones. 'My job was to produce for the bank,’ he remembers, 'almost like being a battery chicken, sitting there laying eggs.’ There were perks, of course, and before the age of 30 Bleasdale was the owner of two houses and a 1968 Porsche 911, and he spent weekends skiing in the Alps. Bleasdale is now a photojournalist, and the change in his life could hardly have been more dramatic.
оCareer change: Banker-turned-photojournalist
Career change: Banker-turned-photojournalist. Прямо Гоген наших дней. Кстати, любопытное наблюдение: очень много финансистов дауншифтятся (а некоторые скорее апшифтятся) до фотографов. Причем, у нас почему-то это в основном свадебщики: Ласло, Клокова и т.д.
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