This document describes a job opening for a Sales Photographer position with SharpShooter Imaging. The Sales Photographer will work independently at various venues to engage guests and provide quality photography services. SharpShooter Imaging photographs over 22 million guests annually at 80 premier destinations. Responsibilities include greeting guests, taking group photos, and selling photographs directly to guests. Training, uniforms, and equipment will be provided. The ideal candidate has customer service experience, strong communication skills, and a professional appearance for interacting with guests daily. Photography experience is not required but is considered a plus.

1. Photography
Careers

2. New job
Do you love meeting new people and providing great customer service?
Work in an exciting and dynamic atmosphere at a premier tourist attraction.
Enjoy a rewarding and engaging experience as you use your creative eye to
take breathe taking photos so guests can "take home more than a memory!"
The Sales Photographer works independently to engage venue guests in a
quality photography experience. They work as part of a team for each venue
to meet sales and customer service objectives.
SharpShoooter Imaging has developed and operated on-site photography
services for many of the most prestigious attractions in the country. Every
year SharpShooter Imaging photographs over 22 million guests at more than
80 premier vacation and entertainment destinations.
Responsibilities:
The Sales Photographer professionally greets guests, takes quality
portraits of small and large groups and sells the photographs directly to
the guests.
Photography, Sales, and Customer Service Training will be provided along with
uniform and camera equipment.
Qualifications:
•Customer Service or Retail Sales experience or aptitude is required.
•Photography experience is not required, but definitely a plus.
•Proven track record of responsibility and dependability are required.
•Professional communication skills and appearance is required since position
will require day-to-day interaction with guests. Must also be able to

3. Documentary
photographs
Documentary photographs tell
stories with images. The main
difference between
photojournalism and
documentary photography is
that documentary photography
is meant to serve as a
historical document of a
political or social era while
photojournalism documents a
particular scene or instance.
A documentary photographer
may shoot a series of images of
the inner city homeless or
chronicle the events of

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5. Glamour
photograph
Glamour y
photography, sometimes
confused with
pornography, may be sexy
and erotic but it is not
pornographic. Instead of
focusing on nudity or lurid
poses, glamour
photography seeks to
capture its subject in
suggestive poses that
emphasize curves and
shadows. As the name

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Picture

7. Advertising
Photography
Because photography
plays a vital role in
advertising, many
professional
photographers devote
their careers to
advertising
photography. The need
for unique and eye-
catching advertising
copy means the

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10. Travel
photography
Travel photography may
span several categories
of photography, including
advertising, documentary
or vernacular
photography that depicts
a particularly local or
historical flavor. A
travel photographer can
capture the feel of a
location with both
landscapes and

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12. Journalist Photographer
Although amateurs may break
into this field without formal
training, photojournalism is
often limited to professionals.
One reason photojournalism is
generally practiced by
professionals is that serious
photojournalists must be sure
that their shots maintain the
integrity of the original scene.
Photojournalism requires the
photographer to shoot only the
facts: no alteration or
embellishment of the photo is
permitted. Photojournalism
pictures are often powerful
images that engage the viewer
with the news story. Knowing

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