The Pressure Is On | Sudbury Mining Industrial Photography
If not monitored correctly, tire pressure can compromise truck performance and safety, costing you valuable time and money.
Industrial
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Jun
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Jun
July 1st Is Your HIGH VISIBILITY Deadline | Mining Industrial Photographer
Commercial /
Crappy Vs Snappy /
Industrial /
Mine Photos /
Mining /
Sudbury Ontario /
0 Comment / June 7, 2016
Did you know that July 1st, 2016 is the deadline for required High Visibility Safety Apparel? That’s right, if you work in a mine after July you will be required (by law) to wear high visibility PPE. Why am I posting this on a photography site? Well, you should also consider all your marketing materials and photographs you use to showcase your company. They will no longer be relevant in the eyes of safety standard which could look poorly on your company. Time to update your photo library? I know someone who can help.
Read the new amended Safety Act for the updated info
http://www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/hs/topics/mining.php
Sudbury Born James Hodgins is a Professional Mining Industrial Photographer with over 20 years experience.
6
Jun
Shooting In The Salt Flats | Mining Industrial Photographer Ontario
Shooting in the Salt Flats is something that is on my bucket list but at the moment all I can muster up is some snow in a cold Ontario Winter day. Looks like Salt. LOL
James Hodgins is a Professional Mining Industrial photographer based out of Sudbury Ontario Canada.
18
May
Maclean Engineering Is At It Again | Sudbury Industrial Photographer
A great write-up in the recent edition of Sudbury Mining Solutions on Macleans new Battery-Powered Scissor Bolter (CV3) that I photographed earlier last Month in Sudbury.
James Hodgins is a 20+ year Professional Photographer specializing in the Mining Industrial Sectors of Ontario and across Canada @miningphotog
17
May
Looks Good On Paper | Mining Industrial Photographer James Hodgins
I enjoy getting snailmail. When I come home from shooting and I see something sticking out of the mailbox, a little bit of joyful glee comes over me when I realize it’s an industry magazine. I take my time going through each page reading the articles and enjoying the photography of others in the industry but in the back of my head I am hoping to see one of my images being used every time I flip the page. It’s not about me, but more about my clients. I enjoy the fact that they are using my images for what they were intended for in the proper marketing media.
Here are a few images that were recently in the latest issue of www.miningmagazine.com for writeups on 2 of my clients Joy Global and Dumas Mining
Contact James Hodgins Mining Industrial Photographer today for Professional photography to showcase your company tomorrow.
4
May
Light Is Light, Even In The Underdepths – Mining Photographer Coleman Mine
The shoot was finished, my gear packed up and we were pulling away in the mine truck when I noticed one last image. Time was a factor as we needed to make the cage so I quickly setup the camera on a tripod and while the shutter was open I used the Supervisors Flashlight to light up the back of the Maclean Mine Mate. It’s a simple technique that has it’s value in certain situations…………..like this one.
If your company requires custom professional photography, above ground or below, contact James Hodgins Professional Mining Industrial Photographer.
2
May
Over The Hill | Mining Industrial Photographer Ontario
It’s hard to put things into perspective while looking at an image on a media screen but if you notice the drill rig just over in the next pit top center you can gauge just how massive this earth moving machines really are.
Take a look at the images you are using to market your company. Are they out of date? Irrelevant? Low Quality? STOCK? If you answered YES to any of these then your marketing materials are misrepresenting your company.
28
Apr
You took that with your cellphone? OH YA. You nailed it.
Commercial /
Crappy Vs Snappy /
Industrial /
Mine Photos /
Mining /
Sudbury Ontario /
0 Comment / April 28, 2016
The subject line says it all, but in case you missed the sarcastic tone in the text………hire a professional.
27
Apr
Driving The Underworld | Mining Industrial Photographer
A lot of the times I don’t fit in the spaces I need to get the shot so I will “mount” my camera using cable, ducttape, clamps or even zipties and then remote trigger the camera as I did for the below image.
James Hodgins is a Professional Mining Industrial Photographer located in Northern Ontario Canada. Photographing a broad range of clientele over the years James has mastered the skills toc create images that are unique to your company.
25
Apr
The Lighting Is There But Sometimes It Isn’t | Professional Mining Industrial Photographer
Depending on the location I am traveling/photographing factors what lighting equipment I will be using. The first thing I try is to utilize is the lighting that is already present but more often it isn’t enough to properly light the scene so I use external strobes and light modifiers to enhance the already present lighting.
Get a hold of me if you are interested in discussing custom photography for your business, company or product and how you can be using your images to generate more potential clients
James Hodgins is a Commercial Mining Industrial Photographer located in Northern Ontario Sudbury.
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