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Real-World Scene Photographer, London

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Photograph real streets, interiors and workplaces near you, for pay. It suits people with local access to these places and a camera or phone that meets the spec.

British English · In person · London, GB · Freelance

Typical project pay

GBP 12-18 per hour

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Where
London, GB
Contract
Freelance
Status
Applications open
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In person, in and around London, not from home. This listing is for English speakers who live there or can travel there.

What the work is for

Your photos help train and test vision models on real places and conditions.

The work

  • Photograph the scene types and conditions the project specifies.
  • Cover the required range of times of day, weather and angles.
  • Record location metadata, and permission where a location requires it.

You need

  • A camera or phone that meets the project's image specification.
  • Local access to the kinds of places the project needs.
  • A signed agreement for each project, covering how the photos may be used.
  • 18 years or older.

Our team reviews applications for this role and contacts selected applicants by email. Applying does not guarantee project work.

Payment
Via PayPal, Wise, or bank transfer
When you are paid
Paid every two weeks after approved work.
Fees to you
Never, at any stage. If someone asks, it is not us
Who hires you
YPAI, a registered Norwegian company that collects and annotates data for AI

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