Up, down, all around. Look every, anywhere and find the angle that makes the image more interesting. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t but try. There is always the delete button. 🙂
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Sometimes if the background environment is cluttered and distracts from the subject, I will change my camera angle. Always check your surroundings first before you press the shutter button to make sure the environment is competing with the subject matter.
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As my website says www.miningindustrialphotographer.com I do capture a large amount of industrial images (I will start posting more). With projects constantly coming into and out of the shops creative images can be used for an archived library, social media updates as well as a personal gesture to the employees. This capture was created while walking the Lopes Limited industrial shop.
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I watched as he exited and entered his workspace a few times noting this specific “frame” during the sequence. So I captured it.
There are so many different areas this simple capture can be used within the companies marketing yet without base fundamental of composition and lighting this exact same frame could fall flat.
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I warmed things up getting back into the grind and creating new images.
Salto Heat Treating (www.saltoheattreating.ca) is open for business and I got a first hand look at the facilities, processes and the people that are making it happen. Chris Mehanna (pictured here) the Operational Lead Hand for Salto took the time to explain to me the different services that this facility can offer using state of the art equipment and robotics.
It felt good to be back in the image creating saddle again and sharing the images we recently created.
This magnificent piece of engineering had me mesmerized as it rotated around with a low rumbling growl while throwing off a warm breeze that smacked me in the face.
It takes a select few images to showcase quality on a website. We sometimes laugh while on location about how long it takes to setup lighting for a specific scenario but the actual “capture” of the scenario takes a minute or two. I sound like a broken record preaching about having high impact images to showcase your company and product as well as solidifying your branding in your industry.
I came across an image I created for www.epiroc.com that is now featured on their global website. It never get’s old seeing your clients showcase their work using your work.
I positioned the boom specifically to block the light. I liked how the ceiling light backlit the Rockbreaker and background but I still needed a bit of light to highlight the front of the arm as well. Overall your attention is drawn into my subject, the ScaleBOSS..
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