Tarisio Auctions, the leading international marketplace for fine and rare stringed instruments and bows, is searching for a freelance photographer to work with our new office in Berlin, Germany.
Tarisio provides a unique opportunity for freelancers looking to combine their passion for still life photography with their individual and professional skills and talents. Our Berlin office in Charlottenburg is a boutique work environment with a team of modern, creative people from diverse backgrounds who are dedicated to and enthusiastic about their jobs.
Our unique and dynamic environment calls for an equally unique and dynamic candidate.
The ideal person for this role will possess the following:
- Strong still life photography experience
- Proficient with Capture One Pro & Adobe PhotoShop software
- Familiar with Canon DSLR cameras and Profoto studio strobes
- Native German and fluent English speaker
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team, flexibility and adaptability helpful
- Attention to detail as well as time management and organizational skills
- Understanding and experience with iOs / Mac platform and Google Apps for Office
Main duties include but are not limited to:
- Stage, set-up, and photograph all stringed instruments, bows, and other items that are consigned for sale through Tarisio Berlin
- Willing to commit to 2-3 full weeks (eg: 40+ hours / week) of onsite work 3 times a year for our auctions, as well as smaller ad hoc assignments in between auction deadlines
- Must be willing to be trained to follow our internally defined and documented procedures by the Head of Photography
- Help coordinate the workflow of items to be photographed for auctions with our full-time staff and other freelancer luthiers
-All photography will be done onsite in our offices and all equipment will be supplied
Compensation will be commensurate with experience.
Please email your cover letter, resume, and three professional references to
[email protected]. You must also include “Job Title - Berlin Freelance Photographer” in the subject line of your email so we can properly direct your application.
