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Freelance Writers & Photographers – Colorado Life MagazineContract | Remote | Colorado-Based or Frequent TravelersAbout Colorado Life MagazineColorado Life Magazine brings the Centennial State to life through engaging storytelling and breathtaking photography. We explore the people, places, and culture that make Colorado unique, from its towering mountains to its vibrant communities.Who We’re Looking ForWe welcome writers, photographers, or individuals who do both to contribute to Colorado Life. Our content covers:• Travel & Adventure – Road trips, hiking, skiing, and exploring Colorado’s natural wonders.• Nature & Wildlife – National parks, hidden landscapes, and Colorado’s diverse ecosystems.• History & Culture – Stories of pioneers, historic towns, and the evolution of Colorado communities.• Food & Drink – Local restaurants, craft breweries, wineries, and regional cuisine.• People Profiles – Compelling human-interest stories about Coloradans making an impact.• Arts & Communities – The state’s creative scene, festivals, and cultural traditions.Compensation & Process• Writers are paid per published word.• Photographers are paid per published photo.• We assign stories but also welcome your original story ideas.How to ApplyIf you love Colorado and have a passion for telling its stories through words or images, we’d love to hear from you! Send us an email with the following:• Writers – Include writing samples (published clips preferred) and a brief introduction about your areas of interest.• Photographers – Send a portfolio or links to published work.• Both – If you’re a writer-photographer, showcase both your skills.Email submissions to: careers@flagshippublishing.comJob Type: FreelanceBenefits:• Employee discount• Flexible schedule

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