Photographer: Company withheld.

Overview

We are seeking a skilled photographer to capture an engaging ad shoot for a catering company with 50pax breakfast, lunch, and 4 o'clock tea. This project aims to highlight the company’s quality, presentation, and dedication to excellence through visually appealing imagery. Responsibilities
  • Capture high-quality photographs showcasing the catering presentation, plated dishes, and lifestyle shots of guests interacting with the service
  • Collaborate with the creative and production teams to ensure the images align with brand standards and marketing objectives
  • Create a variety of shots, including close-ups of individual dishes and wide-angle views of the event setup and ambiance
  • Adjust lighting and framing to bring out the colors, textures, and details in each image, emphasizing the visual appeal of the food and setup
  • Edit and retouch images to maintain a polished, professional look while preserving authenticity
Requirements
  • Proven experience in professional photography, particularly in food, event, or commercial photography, with a strong portfolio
  • Proficiency in lighting, composition, and post-production editing, with expertise in software like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop
  • Strong collaborative skills and the ability to work effectively within a creative team environment
  • Keen attention to detail, creativity, and an understanding of how to capture brand-aligned images
  • Availability to work on location for the entirety of the shoot
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