Food Photographer

Take the brief to understand specifications and work closely with our art team to develop the concept

Capture and process images until you achieve desired results

Shoot poses that don’t look posed

Constantly improve image quality using various editing methods

Use and maintain modern and traditional technical equipment (cameras, lenses etc)

Arrange objects, scenes, lighting and background to adhere to specifications

Direct participants

Archive photographic images and maintain database

Maintain an in depth understanding of photographic best practices and procedures

Requirements and skills

Proven professional shooting experience

Eye-catching portfolio

Proficient with traditional and modern equipment

Solid knowledge of Photoshop, Capture One or other photography specific software

Shooting, lighting and printing skills.

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