Here is an image I created while shooting underground in Matachewan Ontario for Dumas Inc. Sometimes it’s a tight space, sometimes it isn’t but obtaining the right composition and angle to draw your eye to main subject is always a must.
James Hodgins is a Sudbury Photographer specializing in the mining/industrial sectors of Ontario, Canada, and parts of Mexico & Cuba
The rails are heavily used in the mining industry to transport materials across the mine site and the conductors that operate them say they might have the best job on the site.
James Hodgins is a Sudbury photographer specializing in mining industrial photography for corporate clientele.
When the mining site is in the middle of nowhere most maintenance problems are fixed right on site. Tires like this one are often repaired in minutes so the haul trucks can get back on the road and continue production. When the tires can no longer be safely used on the site, they are put to use in other manners. Some filled with sand and used as corner barriers on the road. Locals will also remove the remaining tread from tires and use the rubber for brake pads on their bikes or soles for their shoes.
Sudbury Mining industrial photographer is based out of the mining Province of Ontario Canada.
A Service technician uses his laptop and proprietary software to perform diagnostic tests on this city bus'es air brakes.
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An underground miner maneuvers the scoop for another load of muck. This heavey machinery is the backbone to transporting the product.
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It takes a lot of man-power (and machine power) to create the foundation of a successful mine. Load and transporting ground materials is just part of the process.
