Photographer
- Pay
- $35–$105/hour
- Where
- Remote
- Type
- Contract
- Eligibility
- Country eligibility not stated. Check with the provider before applying.
- Listing
- Last verified Oct 20, 2026
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Overview
Help train AI systems by providing high-quality images and photography expertise.
No AI experience is required.
Responsibilities
- Provide accurate descriptions, labels, and contextual information to support AI training.
- Analyze and explain visual content to help AI systems better understand and interpret data.
- Collaborate with project coordinators to align deliverables with AI training requirements.
- Organize, review, and submit high-quality data according to project guidelines and deadlines.
Requirements
- Required qualifications: not separately stated in the listing; the qualifications below are labelled preferred.
Preferred
- Professional photography experience in areas such as portraits, landscapes, commercial, or editorial photography.
- Experience using cameras and editing software such as Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom.
- A strong portfolio showcasing high-quality, consistent work.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to follow instructions, incorporate feedback, and meet deadlines.
- Experience working remotely.
- Experience writing image descriptions, captions, or metadata is a plus.
Engagement and pay
- Listed as a contractor role on the source.
- Pay: $35-$105/hour, as listed on the source.
Eligibility
- Country eligibility not stated. Check with the provider before applying.
Skills
- professional photography
- adobe photoshop
- adobe lightroom
- image labeling and metadata creation
- remote work
- written and verbal communication
- meeting deadlines
- following instructions and incorporating feedback
- data organization and submission