Automotive Photographer
snapprGaffney (SC)
About the role
Job Description:
Snappr is looking for Automotive Photographers near or based in Gaffney, SC for an exciting project with one of the world’s largest automotive platforms. Capture high-quality vehicle images viewed by thousands of bidders, enthusiasts, collectors, and industry professionals. This is a great opportunity to showcase your work, work with a leading enterprise client, and potentially secure ongoing bookings.
What You'll Do:
Capture high-quality images of vehicles following our photography guidelines. Complete scheduled shoots depends on your availability Upload your images after each assignment—no photo editing required.
What We Offer:
Ongoing photography opportunities with a leading enterprise client in the automotive industry. Access to additional photography assignments across other categories. No editing required—we handle post-production. Flexible scheduling that lets you accept bookings based on your availability. The opportunity to build your portfolio while working with globally recognized brands
Qualifications:
Must own a DSLRProven experience as a Photographer in various genre (e.g., automotive, food, product, commercial, event, portrait, wedding).Strong skills portfolio showcasing technical skills and creativity. Proficiency in photography equipment and relevant software for editing. Attention to detail and strong sense of aesthetics. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Good organization skills of schedules.
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