PDG Photographer

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payne auto groupWeslaco (TX)

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Job Summary: We are looking for a skilled Photographer to join our team as a PDG Photographer in Payne Weslaco Ford. The primary responsibility of this role is to capture high-quality images of products for our catalog and online platforms. The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for detail, excellent photography skills, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.Qualifications:Proven experience as a professional Photographer Proficiency with photography equipment and software Strong portfolio showcasing product photography Excellent attention to detail Ability to work independently and meet deadlinesResponsibilities:Photograph a variety of products for our catalog and website Ensure that all images meet quality standards and brand guidelines Edit and retouch photos as needed Collaborate with the creative team to plan and execute photo shoots Maintain an organized image library Stay updated on industry trends and best practices in product photographyAdditional Requirements:Knowledge of lighting techniques Strong communication skills Ability to take direction and feedback positively Flexibility to work on location when needed Willingness to learn and adapt in a dynamic work environment- Schedule is Monday through Saturday If you have a passion for photography and a keen interest in product visuals, we would love to hear from you. Join our team as a PDG Photographer and help us showcase our products in the best possible light.

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