Ruby-Rose Ross

07 February 2010

I am currently studying in 3rd year towards a Bachelor in Fine arts, Majoring Photography, and Also have already graduated with a Diploma In Contemporary Photography. I am Christchurch based yet am quite happy to travel around Canterbury/West Coast to any clients. As I am mostly interested in just doing what I love I am happy to price each job at a hard to beat price.

Key skills:

I can work creatively while producing a high standard of technical work and am able to use a professional photographic studio (if a job requires studio, use of the studio itself will be free of charge). I am able to work independently from the start of each photoshot, from the setup to post processing on photoshop. I can use medium format digital or film, and 35mm digital or film.

Formal qualifications:

Currently - 3rd year Bachelor in Fine Arts Majoring Photography, Design and Arts College of New Zealand.

2009 - Diploma in Contemporary Photography, Design and Arts College of New Zealand.

Contact details:

Cell: 022 6391474

Email: rubyrose@orcon.net.nz

Submitted by Ruby-Rose Ross on Sun, 07/02/2010 - 4:02pm.

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Ruby-Rose Ross
Hi there,
I have graduated with a Diploma in Contemporary Photography and am currently in 3rd year studying towards a Bachelor in Fine Arts. Due to my Photography Diploma I have a technical base to my artwork I am happy to work in all types of locations including a commercially lit studio (which I can provide for free within the work I do). Studying Fine Arts provides a way to exercise myself creatively and I am more than happy to put this in my photographic work.
I am free to work almost any day/hour of the week, and I will price each job to beat the competitors.

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