Photographers Jobs Pay in Florida, FL
Average Hourly Pay
Range: $26.69 – $29.36
Average Annual Pay
Range: $55,515 – $61,067
Photographers Jobs Pay outside Florida, FL
Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL
Lower than Photographers in Florida, FL
Crestview-Fort Walton Beach-Destin, FL
Lower than Photographers in Florida, FL
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL
Lower than Photographers in Florida, FL
Gainesville, FL
Lower than Photographers in Florida, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Higher than Photographers in Florida, FL
Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL
Higher than Photographers in Florida, FL
Make it payday
every day
- Get up to $150/day
- Starting at just $3.99/transfer
EarnIn is not a bank. Access limits are based on your earnings and risk factors. Available in select states. Terms and restrictions apply. Visit EarnIn.com for full details.
How much do Photographers make?
Your level of experience is a key factor in determining your earning potential. Here's what you can expect at different career stages:
0-2 years
Hourly Rate
$23.82/hr
Range: $22.69 – $24.96
Annual Rate
$49,547
Range: $47,188 – $51,907
3-5 years
Hourly Rate
$28.02/hr
Range: $26.69 – $29.36
Annual Rate
$58,291
Range: $55,515 – $61,067
6+ years
Hourly Rate
$32.22/hr
Range: $30.69 – $33.76
Annual Rate
$67,035
Range: $63,842 – $70,227
Photographers job description
Photographers professionals create visual, written, or multimedia content for various purposes. They combine artistic talent with technical skills to produce compelling creative work.
- •Develop creative concepts and designs
- •Collaborate with clients and teams
- •Use industry-standard software
- •Meet project deadlines
- •Present and revise work
- •Stay current with design trends
- •Creative design skills
- •Software proficiency
- •Communication
- •Attention to detail
- •Time management
- •Adaptability
- •Degree in design or related field
- •Portfolio of work
- •Proficiency in creative software
- •Industry experience preferred
See salaries for similar roles
Compare salaries across different roles and locations to make informed career decisions