Architectural Photographer

This is an independent contractor, project-based field capture role for an Architectural Photographer supporting AeroFrohne projects in San Diego, California. Responsibilities include professional architectural photography, real estate photography, interior and exterior image capture, composition, lighting, shot‑list coordination, QA/QC, and delivery of client‑ready photo sets aligned with project requirements. Strong communication, schedule discipline, site coordination, and professional field conduct are required. Responsibilities Capture high-quality architectural, interior, exterior, commercial property, and real estate photography deliverables for client projects. Coordinate with AeroFrohne project teams, clients, and site contacts to align shot lists, schedules, site access, and capture expectations. Review and QA/QC compositions, lighting, exposure, vertical lines, color consistency, and edited photo sets according to project requirements. Support field documentation workflows where photography is paired with drone capture, Matterport capture, Scan to BIM, or other AeroFrohne deliverables. Upload, organize, and deliver image files according to AeroFrohne naming, resolution, and delivery standards. Maintain professional communication, schedule discipline, and client-ready conduct during field assignments. Requirements Professional architectural photography, real estate photography, interiors, commercial property, or AEC documentation experience. Proficient with DSLR or mirrorless camera workflows, wide‑angle architectural capture, tripod workflows, bracketing, and photo editing software. Ability to capture clean verticals, balanced interiors, exterior elevations, detail shots, and client‑ready image sets. Reliable access to professional camera equipment, lenses, tripod, and editing workflow. Willingness to support project-based field capture assignments in San Diego, California. Criminal background investigation may be required. Portfolio URL and resume URL required. #J-18808-Ljbffr