This Sudbury Photographer scratched one off is photo bucket list last Fall while photographing a Canadian Coal Operation. From a distance they look big. From up close they are titans. You have seen my other images with loaders and haulers so you can get the “picture” of just how big these Dragline Excavators really are.
(Boundary Dam coal mine, Saskatchewan – Sherritt)
The “Scorpion” designed by Nordex Explosives for safer delivering of emulsion products to the blast hole could be the future in underground emulsion handling. Earlier this year I photographed the Scorpion in action performing various simulations.
If you have a new product or project being announced ensure a quality photograph is used to represent your company. Hire a professional.
Come visit my booth to view more custom Mining Industrial Photographer at the Canadian Mining Expo next month.
Sherritt Oil & gas workers in Yumuri Cuba take measurements of the rods. You can see the ocean just behind the second worker which was nice as the cool air was refreshing while photographing in +38 temps.
One last check over the spec sheets before fabrication begins to ensure maximum efficiency. Measure twice cut once.
At night they look like something from outer space but these Horton Sphere’s are located in Fort Saskatchewan Alberta. I had the chance to capture this image while on assignment with www.sherritt.com creating images for their annual report.
I know I posted this before but I thought I would post it again. I created the image specifically for this poster.
That’s the catchphrase from Sluice Mining Apparel. I had the pleasure of visiting their booth at a recent Sportmans Show in Sudbury where they were introducing their line to the public. Check out their site at www.Sluice.Biz or email them for more info at Sluiceminer@gmail.com to get your hands on some clothing and stickers. As you can see below, I already have mine.
It could however be worth THOUSANDS of dollars. When you are trying to showcase your product, process, or facility words can only go so far to paint the picture. The more visual insight you can give your clients is never a bad thing but I do see a lot of mistakes when industry companies use photography to promote. Mistakes like using amateur photos from cell phones or old outdated photographs. Even using stock photography with people and products that have nothing to do with the company.
Your marketing material should be constantly updated and this includes the images used to promote your company.
Lighting, composition and adding employees can increase the impact of a photo.
Update your photography for your website and marketing materials on a regular basis
Which image do you think has more impact for marketing materials?
I get asked a lot of times how my images are being used with mining/industrial companies.
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I had the opportunity to photograph the new line of Atlas Copco Excore Drill bits while I was in Kirkland Lake. The new Excore bit line is a combination of the best of decades of experience from previous diamond bit ranges and the latest in manufacturing and metallurgy techniques
10 reasons why companies hire James Hodgins Sudbury Mining Industrial Photographer
A miner zips past me in his mine truck while I was waiting for the next pass of the Kiruna truck. A slower shutter speed would have improved the sense of motion in the vehicle though.
