JOB OPPORTUNITY
IMAGING PERSON
GS1 Australia is a global organisation locally administering the internationally recognised Bar Code and numbering system.
GS1 Australia offers a Product Imaging Service to its members. Photographing retail products is used by retailers for space shelf management as well as online product presentations. GS1 captures product images digitally, using views from a variety of orientations to match industry space management specifications.
GS1 Australia is seeking expressions of interest for a series of projects for our Sydney office based in Botany.
We are seeking someone who:
- Can digitally photograph retail products to an acceptable quality and lead time
- Is able to produce images of low-res, hi-res or 3D image files
- Will provide high level attention to detail
- Has experience in Photoshop, and can crop and touch-up images for shelf space management
- Can work under pressure & meet deadlines
Please take into consideration this is a short term role for approximately 8 – 12 weeks over March / April / May period.
Hourly rate is $25 + 9% superannuation.
If you have the relevant experience and you are able to assist full time with a short term project, call John Lane, Testing Services Manager on 9700 0933.
For all our sporting & adventure enthusiasts out there…
Enter your work in the Red Bull Illume contest for some great prizes!!
Check it out here: www.redbullillume.com
Mary Ellen Mark’s four year documentation of proms across America is fascinating, to say the least.
anythingphotography explains:
Over the course of four years Mark took portraits at 13 high school proms held across the country using one of only five existing 20×24 inch Polaroid Land Cameras. The results are exquisite, formal, and composed portraits illustrating a wide diversity of couples (and solos). Emo kids. The young-rich-fashionable. Survivors. Charming geeks.
The project was published in the book Prom and documented by her filmmaker husband Martin Bell as interviews on camera. Mark’s work is currently on view at New York’s Janet Borden gallery until January 19; see some of our favorite shots of kids these days below in our slideshow.
One of the most iconic photo poses of the internet age is the self-portrait captured with an outstretched arm.
Cape Town, South Africa-based newspaper Cape Times has photoshopped historical photos as if they were taken like a selfie.
Famous Historical Photos Reinvented as Selfies
via PetaPixel
THE POOL GRANT- SPECIAL INFO SESSION!
MONDAY 11TH MARCH, 12PM
ROOM 1502
All Raffles Photography students (past and present) are invited to attend this info session.
Photographer Christopher Ireland, from The Pool Collective, will be coming to speak about The Pool Grant and how it works.
$10,000 towards a personal photographic project should be more than enough incentive to come along!!
http://thepoolcollective.com/44708/328522/pool/christopher-ireland
