Days Inn is advertising a $10k summer gig shooting sunsets around the US
Here's an interesting opportunity for any landscape photographers who need a "summer job" in the most literal sense of the term.
Wyndham Hotels' property Days Inn—which features a rising Sun as its logo—has posted a job add seeking a photographer to serve as its "Sun-tern" for a one-month gig this summer. The chosen photographer will capture images of the sunset in cities around the US, providing them to Days Inn for use in hotel properties, on the company's social media accounts, and more.
Days Inn is offering a $10,000 stipend for the gig, paid travel expenses, Wyndham Rewards Diamond status, as well as "a glowing recommendation upon completion of the Sun-ternship from Barry Goldstein, Wyndham Hotel Group's executive vice president and chief marketing officer."
The company is seeking "a creative amateur photographer," according to the Sun-ternship Web page. Applicants must be at least 21-years-old, located in the US, and have an open schedule during the project. Anyone can submit an application via email until May 20th, and all applicants should include an original outdoor photo as well as 100 words detailing "why you're the best person for the job."
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