James Hodgins

May

Exploration Drilling

Industrial / Mine Photos / 0 Comment / May 1, 2012

Two exploration drillers re-attach the head assembly.

Exploration Drilling | Mine Photographer Canada

Apr

Eploration Drill Rig Relocation

Mine Photos / Mining / 0 Comment / April 30, 2012

An Explortation Driller watches closes as the crew move the Christensen CS4002 to a new location along a Mexico mountainside. The CS4002 is the most powerful Christenses unit yet.

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Eploration Drilling | Mine Photographer

Apr

Jackleg Miner

Mine Photos / Mining / 0 Comment / April 27, 2012

One miner looks on as another miner uses his Jackleg to secure the cage mesh.

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Jackleg Miner | Mine Photos

Apr

Mine Construction | Mine Photographer

Industrial / Mine Photos / Mining / 0 Comment / April 25, 2012

Going through some archived photos of Detour Lake Gold North of Timmins Ontario that I photographed last July. I needed to find an image showcasing Mine Construction where I can make the viewer "focus" on a specific area of the construction.

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Apr

Reverse Drill Rig | Mine Photographer

Mine Photos / Mining / 0 Comment / April 24, 2012

The portability of exploration drill rigs is a major factor for covering vast areas with little effort of transporting the drill rig itself.

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Exploration drill rigs | Mine

Apr

Underground Core Sample | Mining Photographer

Mining / 0 Comment / April 22, 2012

This underground miner is removing the core sample from the drill pipe and getting ready to change up his Atlas Copco Drill Bit.

Underground Core Sample | Mining Photographer

Mining Photos by James Hodgins

Apr

Fish Excrement For Fertilizer | Mine Photographer

Mining / 0 Comment / April 20, 2012

One mining company is now producing their own fertilizer in the form of Fish Excrement. Why? With mining companies now green and trying their best at re-foresting and re-greening past mining operations, traditional fertilizer was becoming more costly by the year. By growing their own fish and harvesting the fish (Rainbow Trout) "poop" for fertilizer the company now saves money while using an environmentally safe product. Once the fish get to be too big for the pens, they are realeased into nearby lakes & rivers adding to the local fisheries. It's a win win situation for everyone.

Mining Photos by James Hodgins

Apr

Miners | Mine Photographer

Mining / 0 Comment / April 18, 2012

Having images of your employees can add a lot of impact to any website, marketing material or corporate profile presentation. These are the people that work hard to make the company profitable.