Correct use of transimpedance amp
The front page of the OP07 datasheet says it can run from +/- 3 V supplies, but all specs are for +/- 15 V. And you're only providing 5 V (with a resistor in the negative supply line, why?).
You have your op-amp connected for positive feedback, not negative.
Once you fix the feedback, your circuit will try to produce a negative output voltage proportional to the photocurrent of D7. But the op-amp has no negative supply voltage, so it won't be able to do this.


You need to go back to the drawing board and re-think your op-amp selection, how you power it, and how you make the feedback connection.

Various IC vendors (Analog, TI, etc) have app notes showing how to design an op-amp TIA circuit, so consider using a proven design from one of those.