E-Commerce Photographer
$30.00 - $31.50 per hour
ApplyE-Commerce Photographer
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$30.00 - $31.50 per hour
About the role
- Photograph a full assortment of table-top product categories including shoes, bags, jewelry, accessories and home goods for REVOLVE and FWRD sites
- Photograph on-model (RTW) content featuring apparel and accessories on fit models, ensuring garments are properly styled, steamed, and presented to brand standards
- Photograph flat/lay-down apparel and accessories, producing clean, consistent images that accurately represent product construction, detail, and colorways
- Seamlessly transition between Stills, RTW, and Flats shooting environments based on daily production needs
- Follow category-specific style and photography guides to ensure consistency in product styling and lighting
- Produce high quality photo assets in a timely manner
- Demonstrate accurate renaming of images corresponding with product codes and correct view order
- Pull product to manage color accuracy for all items
- Responsible for exposure and color correction
- Responsible for daily image deliveries across all categories
- Partner and communicate with Stylists, Samples, Producers, and other Photographers to ensure efficient workflow and the highest quality images across all disciplines
- Direct models and on-set talent during RTW shoots to achieve on-brand, high-quality results
- Research, collaborate, and implement new techniques to improve overall quality across Stills, RTW, and Flats photography
- Proficiency with Canon systems, Profoto Lighting, Adobe Suite, and Capture OneDemonstrated ability to shoot across multiple e-commerce photography disciplines — table-top Stills, on-model RTW, and Flats — with an understanding of the distinct technical and stylistic requirements of each
- Skilled in lighting for both product and on-model contexts, including adjusting setups efficiently when transitioning between categories
- Comfortable directing models on set with clear, professional communication to achieve consistent, brand-appropriate results
- Current with photography trends, camera systems, and with an understanding of their benefits and limits
- Successfully adapt to production requirements of a high-volume studio while maintaining established quality standards
- Strong demonstrated eye for detail, accuracy, sense of design in all applications of the photographic image, especially as it relates to consumer applications
- Strong photography and network server connectivity troubleshooting skills
- Ability to work well in a team environment as well as independently
- Positive personality and ability to give and receive constructive criticism, encourage teammates, and celebrate team successes
- Demonstrate a commitment to teamwork through relationship-building, reliability, and collaboration
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work successfully with any personality type
- Quick learner with excellent time management skills, ability to prioritize tasks across multiple shoot categories, and stay calm under pressure
- Clear and effective verbal and written communication
- Proactive and solutions oriented personality
- Ability to demonstrate logical thinking and problem solving skills
- Strong work ethic to excel in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
- 2–3 years of e-commerce photography experience as a digital photographer in a studio environment in which lighting was utilized
- Experience shooting across at least two of the three disciplines: Stills (table-top), RTW (on-model), and Flats — with a willingness and ability to learn and cover all three
- Proficient in Canon systems, Capture One, Photoshop, Bridge
- Knowledgeable of all aspects of digital image quality and output
- Proficient with MS Office Suite, Gmail, and Google Drive applications
- Physically able to lift over 25 lbsPDF and/or online portfolio REQUIRED, ideally showcasing work across multiple shooting categories
- Bachelor's Degree in Photography, or equivalent work experience
- Experience shooting all three disciplines: Stills, RTW (on-model), and Flats in a high-volume e-commerce studio
- Experience photographing luxury, fashion, or contemporary consumer goods and apparel
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