Wild Nature Photographer
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About Company:
Magazine "Wilder" exists from 2009 and it has always been in the center of a wild nature. We are never afraid of unknown things, we just explore them. We are looking for a professional with a strong photographic background. We offer fast pace and professional environment where you will be a part of the team that works on unique and exclusive projects. You will have an opportunity to work with the employees with different backgrounds and from different departments, accomplish interesting and challenging projects, grow professionally and at the same time contribute to the growth of the company.
Qualifications & Skills:
• Higher education in photography (or similar fields);
• Technical expertise in operating a DSLR camera;
• 3-5 years’ experience in wild photography;
• Love of nature;
• Strong desire to adventure and get lost;
• Physical ability to survive in wild nature;
• No fear of animals, darkness, height;
• Skills to produce and preserve images that tell a story;
Duties & Responsibilities:
• To leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but pictures;
• Responsibility to SHOOT animals for a living;
• Work on "Wilder"'s new projects;
• Shoot the places and events that are exclusive for society;
• Responsibility to choose an appropriate equipment and adjust settings that minimize or increase light levels to capture the desired image
How to Apply:
People concerned to a wild nature photographer for a "Wilder" could send us their CV, motivation letter and a portfolio on an indicated e-Mail address:
[email protected]
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