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Proud Son Dental Marketing
Photographer
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A Photographer uses digital cameras to take photographs for news organizations, commercial or individual clients. May specialize in photographing people, places and landscapes, or objects. Uses software for processing and editing photographs, and may also use traditional film cameras and film processing. Creates portfolios of work to exhibit or sell.
$42,569 / year median in North Carolina
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Photographer Proud Son Dental Marketing Durham, NC Job Details Contract $1,000 - $1,700 a day 1 hour ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Photography Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom Sales Photo manipulation Photo editing Cross-functional communication Full Job Description Proud Son Dental Marketing is seeking a talented photographer for a one-time photoshoot for Fleming Dental, a fee-for-service general and restorative dental practice in Durham. We are rebuilding Fleming Dental's website from the ground up, and photography is the heart of it. Every image on the site will be original. We do not use stock. We are looking for someone who can capture the practice, the doctor, and the team the way they actually are: warm, welcoming, and genuinely good at what they do. The look is understated and editorial. Think clean lines, thoughtful composition, and a muted, slightly geometric sensibility (a nod to Art Deco, and to the calm, considered framing you might associate with a Wes Anderson still). Natural light, real people, real space. Polished, never stuffy. The ideal candidate has strong photography and photo editing experience, an excellent eye for detail, and the ability to put people at ease in front of the camera.