Fine-Art Photographer - Luxury Women's Portraiture Studio
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Creative Arts/Media
Video Production
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Why This Role Is AvailableOur guest facing team is currently comprised of 13 brilliant women. The studio team specifically has two full-time photographers and two full-time makeup artists. We are about to release evening sessions for our community, which has made room for two more full-time Photographers & HMUA's to join the company.
This is an evening-based role. You will work evenings and weekends as the standard pattern, not as occasional cover. We are looking for someone who actively wants those hours and prefers later starts and finishes, not someone willing to put up with them.
The role would be full-time starting December 1st 2026 in our new Farringdon headquarters, which we have just bought. For the right artists who impress up,
paid training and onboarding may begin as early as October
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Our guests are all women as we specialise in fine art & implied nudity, you'll be part of an all-female creative floor team for their comfort and safety.
If you want to be part of a tight in‑studio team and push your styling craft to a world‑class standard, keep reading.
Your MissionA pure craft role. No sales. No editing. Your job is running three bespoke shoots a day, every day.
This role has two equally important parts: the artistry, and the relationship you build with each guest. While most studios fit as many women through the doors as they can, you hold just three sessions a day, two hours per woman. Each guest has an hour getting her makeup done, at which time you are part of that experience and getting to know her.
You'll know all about the guest from consultations the rest of the team has had, and will be looking to use that time to build trust, get deep with her and understand her vision before bringing it to life. During the shoot you will have roughly 45 minutes with your guest. The makeup artist will be with you all day and vice versa to provide the most personal support.
Most of our guests have never done a shoot before. Your job on set is to direct and pose a woman who does not think of herself as someone who gets photographed, and to do it so calmly that she forgets to be nervous. It's also to build rapport & connection with every woman who walks through the door. A 50 year old mother of three and 19 year old about to step into university.
New married and int he midst of divorce. CEO boss babes and fellow creatives.
The Role Entails
Run three sessions a day to our timing, gallery and guest experience standards
45 minute shoot, 3 outfits & a nude flow with 75 final unique images delivered
Direct and pose everyday women with calm, grounded leadership so they feel safe, supported and genuinely seen
Present, engaged and part of the conversation during the makeup hour
Keep sets, wardrobe, gear and the studio floor immaculate every shift
Log clear notes after every guest so the rest of the team can do their best work
Engage fully in training: implement feedback, attend gallery reviews and develop your craft weekly
You arrive able to brief the team in detail on every guest you are shooting that day. You have read her consultation before you walk in
You consistently ask for feedback rather than waiting to be given it
Sessions run to time without the guest ever feeling rushed
Gallery quality is consistently high, with minimal reshoots and clean file hygiene
Guest scores sit at or above studio baseline
You work well with every member of the team. There are no cliques here. You support others and allow yourself to be supported
You finish your days feeling empowered rather than drained. This work is demanding, but it should not leave you depleted
You want to make a real difference in women's lives
You get genuine satisfaction from hitting tight timings and following a proven process
You want to go all-in on your craft, even if that means long, intense days rather than "perfect balance"
You like clear standards, honest feedback and being held to numbers
You thrive in a high-standard, direct, team-first environment
Two or more years working in the industry. Studying does not count. Studio photographer, weddings, boudoir or luxury portrait environments. Otherwise a portfolio specifically showcasing an array of studio sessions with women, capturing an array of ages and body shapes, along with nudes and fine art portraits required.
Confident directing and posing non-models with empathy and emotional presence
Strong technical skills across exposure, focus, composition and…
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