Paul Treacy

Travel History

Profession:	Photographer
Status:	Photohumorist
Location:	New York City , United States ( JFK )
Home base:	Manhattan
URL:	http://www.photohumorist.com
URL:	http://www.photoshelter.com/user/paultreacy
Email:	•••••••• (private)
Mobile email:	•••••••• (private)
Languages spoken:	Hibernian English, The Queen's English and American English
Organization:	Millennium Images
Journal:	http://photohumorist.blogspot.com
AIM/iChat:	paultreacy@mac.com
Skype:	spalaski
Mobile phone (while in New York City):	•••••••• (private)
Mobile phone:	646 294 8241
Home phone:	•••••••• (private)
Work phone	646 294 8241
Emergency notes:	•••••••• (private)
Blood type:	B+
Last login:	about 7 hours ago
Member since:	02 Dec 2004 21:12

About

my.PhotoShelter.com/photohumorist

Born Dublin, Ireland, 1969. I’ve been shooting professionally since 1992. I studied graphic design, creative writing and photography in Europe. I graduated from the Documentary Photography and Photojournalism Program at the International Center of Photography in New York in 2000. Publications include: The New York Times Magazine, Discover Magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Independent & Independent on Sunday, The Guardian, The Daily & Sunday Telegraph, The Times & Sunday Times & The Irish Times.
I published my first book in August 2005.
I have a bravery medal from the Irish Government for a winter river rescue in ‘91.
My wife and I have two young sons and we live on Manhattan.

Testimonials

What are your ACCOUNTING methods?

What do you do to keep your freelance business accounts in order? Do you pay yourself a salary? Do you keep good records? Is there a simple methodology for all this? I need to get a handle on all this. Any pointers? I’m sick of struggling day to day and having my finances in a mess. I want to grow my business and grow a little wealth for my future and my kids future and for my old age, assuming I’ll be lucky enough to survive that long. I certainly intend to. That’s why I’m asking.

Maybe a tutorial on personal financing is in order. Depending on how this thread goes, I might prepare something.

Cheers.

22 Apr 2008 23:04 | 16 replies