Luxury Architectural Photo Editor

Architectural Photo Editor (Compositing & Flash Blending) We're looking for an experienced architectural photo editor to join our post-production workflow on an ongoing basis. Our work focuses on luxury hotels and hospitality brands throughout North America. We're looking for someone who specializes in high-end architectural compositing and understands how to create clean, natural, editorial-quality imagery. Our shooting style involves multiple flash frames, ambient exposures, window pulls, and detail captures that need to be blended into a seamless final image. We're aiming for work that matches the quality and style of Brandon Barre's architectural photography—clean, refined, natural lighting with meticulous attention to detail. If you're familiar with his work, that's the benchmark we're striving for. Responsibilities: Blend multiple flash and ambient exposures Create natural-looking window pulls Composite the best elements from multiple frames Remove distractions and imperfections Ensure clean lines, accurate color, and balanced lighting Deliver polished, magazine-quality architectural images Requirements: Advanced Photoshop compositing skills Extensive experience editing architectural or hospitality photography Strong understanding of flash blending techniques Excellent masking, perspective correction, and color matching Ability to maintain realistic lighting and natural shadows Exceptional attention to detail Experience with luxury hotel photography is a significant advantage. This is a paid test project with the opportunity for ongoing work. We photograph premium hospitality properties—including Fairmont, Hilton, and other luxury brands—and are looking for someone who can become a long-term member of our post-production team. When applying, please include: Portfolio of architectural or hospitality edits Before-and-after examples of compositing work A brief overview of your editing workflow Typical turnaround time Whether you have experience blending multi-flash architectural exposures We're not looking for HDR or automated real estate editing. We're looking for handcrafted, high-end architectural composites with an editorial finish.