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With over 6 years of experience in e-commerce, specializing in Magento, WordPress, Shopify, PHP, React, React Native, and Node.js, I offer comprehensive expertise in developing and troubleshooting e-commerce solutions. Top Skills | E-Commerce Services Highlights:: 1. Custom Web Design( UI/UX – Figma, Photoshop, Adobe XD) 2. Platform Expertise (Magento, Shopify, WordPress) 3. Responsive Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) 4. Front-end Frameworks - React, Angular, Vue.js 5. Performance Optimization 6. Backend Scalability (Node.js, Express.js, MySQL, MongoDB) 7. API Integration - RESTful APIs 8. Version Control (Git) 9. Testing and Debugging 10. Cross-Functional Collaboration 11. Data Management 12. Business Leadership 13. Continuous Improvement 14. Networking and Collaboration 15. Challenging Projects ******* Interests******* 1. Exploring new web development tech and frameworks. 2. Participating in hackathons and coding challenges. 3. Contributing to open-source projects and developer communities. 4. Experimenting with creative web design techniques. 5. Actively seeking challenging projects for innovative solutions.

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Drima P.

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Hy.. I am Graphics Designer. I can design logo, banner, stationary and UI in the Photoshop and illustrator. I can provide, #100% satisfaction #Believe in work more than money #Less time requirement more work #Time to time delivery Skills: #Adobe Illustrator #Adobe Photoshop #Graphic Design #Web Design #Logo Design #Stationary Design #App Design

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Sajat Prasad S.

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Exceeding expectations. Building products that move businesses forward. As I'm a senior software engineer, I led a full-stack software engineering team focused on delivering scalable, high-performance digital products across web, mobile, cloud, AI, and automation platforms. I help startups, growing businesses, and product teams design, build, and scale production-ready applications with modern architecture and practical AI integration. With 7+ years of hands-on engineering experience and a broader team with 10+ years delivering digital products, we build software that is scalable, maintainable, secure, and aligned with business outcomes from day one. From architecture and MVP development to deployment and long-term scaling, we focus on turning ideas into reliable products that improve operations, automate workflows, and create better user experiences. What We Deliver AI-powered business automation and workflow systems Custom web applications and SaaS platforms Cross-platform mobile applications Scalable backend systems, APIs, and cloud architecture E-commerce solutions with Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and Magento Product optimization, testing, monitoring, and CI/CD UI/UX-focused product development Blockchain and dApp product development AI & Automation Expertise I specialize in applying AI where it creates measurable product value: Intelligent workflow automation LLM-powered assistants and conversational systems Recommendation engines and personalization Predictive analytics and data-driven product features Integration with OpenAI APIs and custom ML services End-to-end AI pipelines from data processing to deployment Core Strengths End-to-end ownership From product planning and system architecture to deployment and scaling. Scalable architecture Built for performance, maintainability, and long-term growth. Business-first engineering Technology choices focused on speed, cost-efficiency, and product outcomes. Reliable execution Clear communication, clean code, and practical delivery. If you need a software engineer that can architect, build, and scale modern digital products — while integrating practical AI capabilities where they create real business value — I'm ready to help. Thanks

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Sunil K.

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$30 USD per hour

Extensive experience in Product design and Graphics design. Advanced user of Solidworks, Autocad and Photoshop.

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Julia C.

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Sydney, Australia

$50 USD per hour

I'm a content creator, with more than 6 years experience in photography and videography. I've experience creating social media and web content for a wide range on businesses, including corporal and promotional material. I'm also a professional visual designer with a focus on digital and web design. I work together with a group of experienced developers to create clean and modern websites for businesses. We create SEO optimised websites, together with responsive and intuitive designs that enhance the user experience. We like to work closely with clients to understand their vision and deliver exceptional design solutions. DESIGN SKILLS: Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Sketch, Canva. Wordpress, Webflow, HTML, CSS, Java

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Praveen Chathuranga H.

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I'm a Mechanical Engineer working in manufacturing industry, I'm skilled in 3D modelling, design engineering, CAD, and CAE. Experienced in using several designing software like SolidWorks, 3Ds Max, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. I use Creo PTC at my workplace to work on various projects daily, involved in designing new products and concepts. I enjoying doing graphic designing and animations in my spare time. Great interpersonal skills and easy to work with.

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Thiago M.

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Brunswick West, Australia

$30 USD per hour

Hi, I’m Thiago Mizutani, a videographer and editor with 5 years of professional experience. I produce cinematic, high-quality videos for weddings, brands, and commercial projects using industry-standard tools such as Premiere Pro, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve. Known for clear communication, reliability, and efficient delivery, I focus on creating visuals that elevate each client’s message. I’ve partnered with big brands including Sestini, Havanna Cafe, Island Stone, and Staffbase. Explore my portfolio and let’s create something exceptional together.

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Musa Z.

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The registered and insured Brisham, is a Melbourne-based boutique business offering videography, photography and editing services for small businesses, community groups, charities and individuals who want to use the power of imagery to promote their business and connect with more customers. We live in a visual and time-poor society. When it comes to watching promotional videos, the average person has an attention span of just a few seconds. In order to keep your audience watching, you must connect with them, straight away, on an emotional level. Whether you want your story told with humour, warmth or to let your customers know they’re in good hands, I’ll create your new portfolio of attention-grabbing imagery to reflect your brand and let your audience know exactly why they need to buy your product or service.

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Nasser M.

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I am an Electrical Engineer specializing in electromagnetic and antenna engineering. I develop innovative solutions in antenna design, RF/microwave systems, and advanced electromagnetic structures. My expertise spans the design, simulation, and optimization of passive and active components for next-generation wireless and sensing applications. With a strong foundation in antenna and RF design and a passion for innovation, I aim to drive advancements in next-generation wireless and electromagnetic technologies.

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How to hire a great freelance Product Photographer

A product photographer is a visual specialist who captures high-quality images of physical goods for e-commerce listings, advertising campaigns, catalogs, and brand marketing. A skilled product photographer combines lighting, composition, styling, and post-production retouching to make products look accurate, appealing, and conversion-ready across every sales channel.

What does a freelance product photographer deliver

Freelance product photographers produce the image assets that drive online sales, brand perception, and campaign performance. Strong product imagery directly influences click-through rates on marketplaces, conversion rates on direct-to-consumer stores, and engagement on paid social campaigns. A professional photographer handles everything from technical capture to the final retouched files sized for each placement.

Typical deliverables from a product photography freelancer include:

White background or pure-white cutout shots for Amazon, Shopify, and Etsy listings

Lifestyle and in-context shots showing the product in use

360-degree product spins and multi-angle galleries

Hero shots for homepages, banners, and paid ads

Flat lay compositions for social media and editorial use

Ghost mannequin photography for apparel and accessories

Macro detail shots for jewelry, watches, and small goods

Retouched, color-corrected, web-optimized image files in JPG, PNG, and TIFF formats

Tools and equipment used in product photography

Experienced product photographers work with professional-grade gear and industry-standard software. On the capture side, expect DSLR or mirrorless cameras from Canon, Nikon, Sony, or Fujifilm, paired with macro and prime lenses. Studio lighting setups typically involve continuous LED panels or strobe systems from brands like Profoto, Godox, or Broncolor, along with softboxes, light tents, reflectors, and diffusers.

On the post-production side, the standard toolkit includes:

Adobe Photoshop for retouching, compositing, and background removal

Adobe Lightroom for batch color correction and tonal grading

Capture One for tethered shooting and color-critical workflows

Helicon Focus for focus stacking on macro and jewelry shots

PackshotCreator or motorized turntables for 360-degree captures

Photographers also rely on color calibration tools like X-Rite ColorChecker to ensure accurate product color, which is essential for apparel, cosmetics, and home goods where buyers return items over color mismatches.

Industries that hire freelance product photographers

Product photography crosses nearly every consumer category. Common industries that hire on Freelancer.com include:

E-commerce and direct-to-consumer brands selling on Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce

Amazon FBA sellers requiring marketplace-compliant white background imagery

Fashion, apparel, and accessories brands needing model, ghost mannequin, and flat lay shots

Jewelry and watch retailers requiring macro and reflective surface expertise

Cosmetics and skincare brands needing clean studio shots and lifestyle imagery

Food and beverage producers requiring appetizing food and packaging photography

Furniture, home decor, and lifestyle goods companies

Electronics manufacturers needing precise technical and feature shots

Catalog publishers, ad agencies, and packaging designers

How to evaluate a product photographer

The portfolio is the single strongest signal. Look for consistency across an entire shoot, not just one impressive hero image. A reliable product photographer should show repeatable lighting, accurate color, sharp focus throughout the product, clean shadows or proper cutouts, and matching style across an image set. If you sell on a specific platform, look for samples that meet that platform's image specifications.

Other qualifications to weigh include experience with your product category, retouching skill, turnaround time on previous projects, and whether the photographer offers their own studio, lighting, and styling resources or works on location. Commercial photography experience, agency credits, and published catalog work are strong trust signals.

Sample interview questions to ask:

Can you share a portfolio sample of products similar to mine, ideally shot as a full set rather than a single hero image?

What is your standard workflow for color accuracy, and do you calibrate with a color checker?

How do you handle reflective, transparent, or highly textured products?

What file formats, resolutions, and export specs do you deliver, and can you meet Amazon or Shopify image requirements?

What is your typical turnaround time from shoot to final retouched delivery, and how many rounds of revisions are included?

Why hire product photographers on Freelancer.com

Freelancer.com gives you access to a global pool of product photographers spanning every category, style, and budget level. You can find specialists in jewelry macro work, food styling, ghost mannequin apparel, or large-scale furniture shoots, often within hours of posting a project. The platform's rating system, verified reviews, and portfolio galleries make it straightforward to compare freelancers on Freelancer.com before awarding work.

Because clients set their own budgets and receive competitive bids, you stay in control of scope and cost. Milestone Payments hold funds securely until you approve deliverables, which is particularly valuable for photography projects where final image quality must be reviewed before release. Whether you need a one-time shoot of a single SKU or an ongoing photographer for weekly product launches, you can post a project on Freelancer.com and receive proposals from qualified specialists quickly.

Ready to get sharper, higher-converting product imagery for your store or campaign? Post a project on Freelancer.com today and connect with skilled product photographers ready to shoot, retouch, and deliver.

What are the steps to hiring a freelance product photographer?

Hiring a product photographer is straightforward when your brief gives bidders enough information to scope the work accurately. Photography projects depend on physical product details, shot lists, and platform specs, so the clearer your post, the more relevant and realistic the bids you receive. The process on Freelancer.com follows three stages.

Step 1: Post your project on Freelancer.com

Your project brief determines the quality of bids you attract. A vague post invites generic proposals, while a specific brief draws photographers with the right category experience, equipment, and studio capability. Head to the post project page , fill in the brief, scope, timeline, and budget, then publish the project for freelancers to bid on.

Number of products or SKUs to be photographed and a description of each

Shot list per product, including white background, lifestyle, detail, and angle requirements

Target platforms or end uses, with image dimensions and file format specs

Style references or mood board images showing the look you want

Whether you can ship products or need a photographer in a specific location

Timeline, including any launch or campaign deadlines

Retouching expectations and number of revision rounds

Step 2: Review bids from freelancers

Bids are short proposals, not just price quotes. A strong proposal from a product photographer should show that they have read your brief, understood the product category, and thought through the shoot logistics. Use the proposal content to judge whether each bidder will execute the work the way you need it.

Look for proposals that reference your specific products and shot list

Check whether the photographer raised practical questions about styling, props, or backgrounds

Confirm their proposed turnaround time is realistic for the volume involved

Verify they mention relevant techniques such as focus stacking, ghost mannequin, or color calibration where applicable

Review any sample images attached and ensure they match your category

Use Freelancer.com chat to request additional portfolio samples or ask clarifying questions before shortlisting

Step 3: Evaluate freelancers and award the project

The final decision combines proposal quality with profile evidence. Strong portfolios, consistent reviews, and a track record of completed photography projects matter more than a single standout image. Photography is a craft of consistency, so weigh whether the freelancer can deliver the same quality across every product in your set.

Portfolio depth and relevance to your product category

Star ratings and the volume of completed projects

Written client reviews that mention image quality, color accuracy, and reliability

Verified payment method and identity

On-time delivery rate and project completion rate

Award the project to your chosen freelancer and use Milestone Payments to release funds only as agreed deliverables are approved

How long does a product photography project take?

A small shoot of five to ten SKUs with basic white background imagery typically takes a few days from booking to final delivery, including retouching. Larger campaigns involving lifestyle setups, models, or complex styling can run one to three weeks. Timeline depends on product volume, shot list complexity, and revision rounds.

Should I ship products to the photographer or hire one locally?

Both are common. Shipping products to a remote photographer with a fully equipped studio often produces better results than hiring locally without a studio, especially for small items like jewelry, cosmetics, or electronics. For furniture, large appliances, or perishable goods, hiring a photographer near your location or warehouse is usually more practical.

What's the difference between product photography and commercial photography?

Product photography focuses on the product itself, usually for catalogs, listings, and packaging. Commercial photography is broader and includes advertising campaigns, lifestyle imagery, brand storytelling, and editorial work that may feature products alongside models, environments, and narrative concepts. Many freelancers offer both, but specialists tend to deliver stronger results in their primary discipline.

Do I need a product photographer or a graphic designer for my listings?

A product photographer captures and retouches the raw images. A graphic designer arranges those images into infographic-style listing visuals, banners, or A+ content with text overlays and callouts. For Amazon listings in particular, you often need both, and many photographers on Freelancer.com offer combined photography and listing design packages.

Can I hire a product photographer for a one-off shoot?

Yes. Single-shoot projects are common, especially for new product launches, Kickstarter campaigns, or seasonal refreshes. You can also build longer-term relationships with a photographer who handles every new SKU as your catalog expands.