Photo Editor – Baby Photography

Photo Editor – Baby Photography

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Photo Editor to edit professional baby photography sessions. The ideal candidate has a strong eye for natural colors, accurate skin tones, consistency, and subtle retouching.

A custom preset will be provided as a starting point, but the editor must carefully review and adjust each image individually to match the photographer’s established editing style.

Responsibilities

  • Edit baby photography sessions using Adobe Lightroom Classic
  • Apply the photographer’s custom preset as a starting point
  • Individually adjust each image to ensure consistency and quality
  • Correct exposure, white balance, color, contrast, cropping, and other settings
  • Maintain natural and consistent skin tones throughout each gallery
  • Match and maintain the photographer’s established editing style
  • Perform basic Photoshop retouching when required
  • Use tools such as Liquify for minor corrections and enhancements
  • Review completed galleries for consistency and quality
  • Follow editing guidelines and apply feedback accurately
Requirements
  • Strong experience using Adobe Lightroom Classic
  • Working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, including Liquify and basic retouching
  • Strong eye for natural color, skin tones, and fine details
  • Ability to consistently reproduce an established editing style
  • Excellent attention to detail and quality
  • Ability to work independently and follow specific editing guidelines
  • Experience editing newborn, baby, family, or portrait photography is preferred
  • Portfolio or samples of previous photo-editing work are required
How to Apply Please submit your updated resume and a link to your photo-editing portfolio or work samples with your application.

Pay: Php243.00 - Php304.00 per hour

Application Question(s)

  • How many years of professional experience do you have using Adobe Lightroom Classic?
  • Do you have experience editing newborn, baby, family, or portrait photography?
  • Please provide a link to your portfolio or samples of your previous photo-editing work.
Work Location: Remote
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