Experienced Real Estate Photographer Job at Exposure IT, Llc in Columbus

We're hiring experienced real estate photographers across four markets. You bring the camera and the Part 107. We bring the volume, the clients, and the editing team. You show up, shoot, upload — we handle the rest.Built for photographers who'd rather shoot than chase invoices.Freelance real estate work is great until it isn't. We built the other side of the business — clients, scheduling, editing, delivery, billing — so you can focus on the part you actually like.We bring the clients, scheduling, and dispatch. You bring the gear and the craft. Stop hunting your own leads.No Editing, No AdminYou shoot and upload. Our team handles all retouching, delivery, invoicing, and client communication.Predictable Weekly PayActive contractors earn $700–$1,500 per week depending on market and volume. Paid on a consistent weekly cycle.Contractor FreedomOpen PositionsSame role, four locations.This is a 1099 contract role for an experienced real estate photographer who already knows the craft. You bring the gear, the Part 107, and the portfolio. We bring the volume, the clients, the scheduling, and the editing team.What You'll Be DoingShoot 30–50 high-resolution interior and exterior photos per property using HDR bracketingCapture drone aerials when included in the packageShoot cinematic walkthrough video and vertical reels on premium packagesCapture 3D tours (Matterport / Zillow 3D)Upload unedited files same day after each shoot to our platformRepresent Exposure It professionally with agents, homeowners, and tenantsFollow established shot lists, workflows, and brand standardsWhat You Won't Be DoingNo editing or post production — our team handles all retouching and deliveryNo client scheduling or rescheduling — our operations team manages thatNo invoicing or chasing paymentNo client management or lead generationRequired QualificationsMinimum 50 completed real estate photography shoots (not headshots, events, or weddings)Full-frame mirrorless or DSLR camera body capable of HDR auto bracketingSturdy tripodReliable personal vehicle and clean driving recordSame-week availability with flexibility for occasional Saturday shootsPreferred (Not Required)Gimbal and experience shooting cinematic real estate videoPrior Matterport or 3D tour experienceExisting relationships with local agents or brokerages in your marketIdeal CandidateYou're a strong fit if you already shoot real estate full-time or part-time and want guaranteed volume without managing your own clients. You have your Part 107 and use your drone regularly. You value a simple, predictable workflow over the grind of finding your own work, and you can commit to a reliable weekly schedule while maintaining quality across high volume.Hiring ProcessSimple, fast, no ghosting.0103Phone InterviewA paid trial shoot in your market to confirm fit on both sides.Talent PoolOther roles we hire for when the time is right.We're always open to hearing from talented creatives. Drop your portfolio and we'll reach out when something opens in your market.Not currently hiringPhotography, videography, and drone capture for commercial listings, developments, and brand clients.Not currently hiringNot currently hiringContent Videographer & Media SpecialistEntry-level / full-time opportunity capturing branded content and short-form video for our studio.Not currently hiringNot currently hiringNot currently hiringAdministrative AssistantSupport scheduling, dispatch, and day-to-day operations from our Bradford Woods office.Not currently hiringSeasonal internship for emerging photographers learning the real estate media workflow.Markets We ServeColumbus, OHErie, PACurrently pausedFAQCommon questions.Do I need to have my own LLC?No. We work with both sole proprietors and LLCs. We'll issue a 1099 either way — you handle your own taxes and business setup as you see fit.What gear do you require?A full-frame mirrorless or DSLR body capable of HDR auto bracketing, a 14–16mm wide-angle lens (full-frame equivalent), a sturdy tripod, and a reliable drone for aerial work. A gimbal is a plus for video packages but not required to start.How many shoots can I expect per week?It depends on the market and the season, but most active contractors run 5–12 shoots per week. New markets ramp up over the first 60–90 days as we onboard agents and builders in your area.Do you provide training, or do I need to already be experienced?These roles are for experienced photographers. We'll onboard you to our shot list, workflow, and upload platform, but you should already be comfortable shooting interiors and exteriors at a professional standard.Why 1099 instead of W-2?Most real estate media pros prefer contractor flexibility — you set your own schedule, take on the volume that fits your week, and keep the option to shoot for other clients outside of our work. We bring the volume; you bring the craft.Do you cover mileage or travel?Per-shoot pay is structured to account for travel within your market's coverage area. Out-of-market or unusually long-distance assignments are quoted separately when they come up.Ready to shoot with us?If you've got the gear, the Part 107, and a real estate portfolio to back it up — we'd like to meet you.#J-18808-Ljbffr