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Tikal Inc

Field Supervisor

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

Conduct daily inspections of homes in progress to monitor quality and completion. * Assign and manage work schedules for paint and trim crews based on project timelines. * Upload progress photos to ...

Tikal Inc

Field Supervisor

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

Conduct daily inspections of homes in progress to monitor quality and completion. * Assign and manage work schedules for paint and trim crews based on project timelines. * Upload progress photos to ...

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What is the difference between Home Based Combat Photographer vs Freelance Combat Photographer?

AspectHome Based Combat PhotographerFreelance Combat Photographer
CredentialsPhotography certifications, military or combat trainingPhotography experience, portfolio, combat or conflict zone training
Work EnvironmentHome office, remote coordination, occasional travel to conflict zonesVariable locations, client sites, conflict zones, on-demand assignments
Employer/Industry UsageMilitary agencies, government contracts, media outletsMedia outlets, NGOs, independent clients, news agencies

Home Based Combat Photographers typically work remotely, focusing on coordination and planning from home, often with military or government clients. Freelance Combat Photographers operate more independently, traveling to conflict zones and working directly with media or NGOs. Both roles require combat zone training and photography skills, but differ mainly in work setting and employment structure.

How can I become a home based combat photographer?

To become a home-based combat photographer, develop strong photography skills, including knowledge of camera equipment and editing software. Build a portfolio showcasing combat or conflict-related images, and gain experience through freelance work or internships. Familiarity with military or conflict zones, safety protocols, and relevant legal considerations are also important.

How much do home based combat photographers get paid?

Home-based combat photographers typically earn between $30,000 and $70,000 annually, depending on experience, assignments, and clients. Freelance photographers may have variable income based on project scope and frequency, and strong skills in editing and equipment are often required.

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Holding Hands photos for Hospice, Muncie IN

Muncie, IN • On-site

Elara Caring - Kokomo
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Re-posted 14 days ago

Job description

Make a real difference in someone’s life!

Elara Caring, one of the nation’s largest providers of home-based care, is looking for compassionate volunteers willing to donate their time to provide exceptional end-of-life care to local hospice patients and their families.

If you are compassionate and enjoy photography, you could become a Photography Volunteer. Volunteers might be asked to attend special events, such as Tea Parties and Veteran Pinnings to photograph the patients in attendance. Families of a patient might request that a volunteer capture a portrait of their loved one. We also host an event called Holding Hands, where we photograph patients holding the hands of their loved ones. The photograph is then given to the family as a memento.

All volunteers must have their own equipment, camera not provided. We ask that photographs be donated and HIPPA patient privacy rules apply to rights of prints.

Hours are very flexible, weekday, evenings, or weekends. Typically, we ask that you visit your assigned patient 1-2 hours per week or offer 1-2 hours per week of work in the office.

For more information contact Dawn Healey 765-438-6595

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