An Aerial view of Sudbury Ontario's Stobie Mine. Unless you have visited the mine or flown over it, you would never have known the size of the open pits at this site.
Mine Photos|Arieal Photography
Smelter Ladle hosted by the crane operator.
On another note Sudbury, Ontario Canada has been chosen as the location for Cliffs Natural Resources Chromite Processing Facility/Smelter
Awhile back Atlas Copco consitantly featured companies that were using their ITH drilling prodcuts, in this case Idea Drilling based out of North Virgina. This is a great way to promote your companies product and also show appreciation for your clients.
IHT Atlas Copco | Mine Photographer
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.
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
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.
Mining Photos by James Hodgins
This miner makes sure that the drill pipe is secure before continuing on with the drilling process.
Drilling Underground | Mine Photographer
Mining Photos by James Hodgins
Midway into the build, all equipment is tested and run through a series of diagnostics.
The Building Of A Mine – Mine Photographer
Mining Photos by James Hodgins
Core Shacks are relatively small, and sometimes it's hard to get a great shot while inside as using a wide angle lense can really distort the edges of the frame. Climbing on top of the core shack and photographing from the outside in is better perspective to show the core shack and the drill.
Mining Photos by James Hodgins
