AARP Bulletin, the issue-oriented publication of AARP, is seeking an assistant photo editor to help provide visual content for 10 issues per year and a news web site, AARP Bulletin Today. This position is in Washington, DC. Under the direction of the photo editor, the assistant photo editor is responsible for photo research, accurate photo credits, and processing invoices. The successful candidate will be able to brainstorm creative ideas and acquire and edit photos; and will have extensive knowledge of many different areas of photography, including portraiture, conceptual, reportage, still life, fine art, historical and fashion. The successful candidate will be highly organized with strong follow-through and communication skills, possess a strong aesthetic, have a solid knowledge of photographers in all categories, as well as studios, photo representatives, prop stylists, stock agencies, etc. The assistant photo editor should be able to work independently and steadily under pressure, and demonstrate a passion for excellence. The Bulletin is a fast-paced team environment; monthly publication and daily web site deadlines may include some night and/or weekend hours. Minimum Education and Experience: Bachelor’s Degree (preferably in photojournalism or other photo-related background); one to three years photo-editing experience at a print publication. No phone calls please.
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