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Little Leapers
Toddler Sports Photographer
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A Photographer uses digital cameras to take photographs for news organizations, commercial or individual clients. May specialize in photographing people, places and landscapes, or objects. Uses software for processing and editing photographs, and may also use traditional film cameras and film processing. Creates portfolios of work to exhibit or sell.
$52,045 / year median in California
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Toddler Sports Photographer Little Leapers Chico, CA Job Details Freelance $50 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Video shooting Photography lighting equipment Photography camera lenses Photography gear Sports photography Full Job Description Job Overview We are looking for a photographer to come to our park location and take individual and team sport photos of preschool aged children. You will be responsible for capturing high-quality images and videos of our preschool sport program for family memories, and various purposes such as marketing materials, social media, and website content. Requirements Must be 18 to apply All photographers are required to use professional photography gear and equipment to create the best images possible. Camera bodies should be DSLR or Mirrorless capable of shooting high quality JPEG images. (Since there is no editing required and the website only accepts JPEG files, we do not accept RAW images.) Photos taken with a smartphone or tablet will NOT be accepted. Lenses are subject to availability and photographer's preferences. It is recommended that you have one nice portrait lens and one nice zoom lens (for action shots), or a 70-200mm that can do both. We recommend utilizing on-camera or off-camera flash as lighting conditions can vary and be unpredictable.