Kenneth Archbold Email & Phone Number

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Glasgow, United Kingdom

I am currently a professional photographer based in Glasgow with extensive experience covering (but not limited to ) Product, fashion, reportage and, creative photography.My experience in documentary photography includes fieldwork with the British Army (City of Edinburgh's Universities Officer Training Corps).

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

Scheduling and attending The Edinburgh Fringe shows in order to produce media images for use with the Fringe.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Livingston, UK

-Regularly completing the full photographic work flow for new styles under tight deadlines.-Heavy use of Photoshop achieving highly polished results for e-commerce.-Extensive use of 360 turntable with a robotic arm to create images for new product.-Constantly meeting tight creative deadlines for various departments in need of imagery.-Reliably creating.

United Kingdom

-Regularly completing the full photographic work flow for new styles under tight deadlines.-Heavy use of Photoshop achieving highly polished results for e-commerce.-Extensive use of 360 turntable with a robotic arm to create images for new product.-Constantly meeting tight creative deadlines for various departments in need of imagery.-Reliably creating.

The work I do for CEUOTC is mainly to document the training that the cadets conduct over the course of the year and to provide photographic material for recruiting. This includes everything from event photographs through to field photographs with the unit.

Researched potential news stories and generate content for the Bespoken social network site.Contact residents of the Blackwood housing association and conduct interviews.Contact professionals including sports celebrities and interview them.First point of contact for the Blackwood foundations photographic needs.

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

To compliment my photography I worked part time at Jessops as a sales expert, until its collapse in early 2013, which gave me great insight in to a huge range of photographic technology.

Most of my time at the Bike station was spent as a volunteer either helping on the selling days or with the fix your own bike sessions. I did however double as their photographer from time to time.

I performed administration in the office, often early in the morning, for which I had to be punctual. I further maintained office equipment, where I learnt to be quick and efficient when responding to equipment failures and replacements. I also kept the mail flowing through an office of 200 people which helped hone my organisation skills.

As an admin assistant, I was responsible for processing all internal and external office mail, as well as maintaining the computer and back-up system. I assisted in manning the reception desk, ensuring the smooth running of communications and that a high level customer service was maintained at all times. I further took pride in my work redesigning and.

As a sales assistant, I was responsible for processing sales and handling cash and card transactions. I maintained the stock and also organised the shelving displays. I was also required to help with processing of new deliveries to the store. All of these tasks helped develop my public relation skills and gave me the opportunity to understand the running.