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Senior Photographer - Remote

YO AI Labs

HimalayasRemote
Location
United States, United States
Type
Remote
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
7 Nov 2026
Professional Photographer – RemoteRole Type: Contractor Location: Remote Job DescriptionWe are seeking experienced professional photographers to contribute photography expertise and high-quality visual content to AI training projects.
Professional Photographer – Remote Role Type: Contractor Location: Remote Job Description We are seeking experienced professional photographers to contribute photography expertise and high-quality visual content to AI training projects. The role involves analyzing images, creating accurate descriptions, and organizing visual data to improve AI image recognition and understanding. Key Responsibilities Capture, select, and submit high-quality photographs for AI training. Analyze images and create accurate descriptions, labels, captions, and metadata. Identify visual elements, including subjects, lighting, composition, textures, and backgrounds. Review and edit photographs using professional editing software. Organize, categorize, and validate image datasets according to project guidelines. Maintain image quality, consistency, and accuracy across submissions. Coordinate with project teams to clarify requirements and resolve content issues. Incorporate feedback, track deliverables, and meet project deadlines. Requirements Minimum 5 years of professional photography experience in portraits, landscapes, commercial, or editorial photography. Proficiency in professional cameras and editing tools such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. Strong portfolio demonstrating high-quality photography. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to follow guidelines, incorporate feedback, and work independently. Experience in remote work and image metadata or caption writing is preferred. Originally posted on Himalayas