“James is an amazing photographer. He captured many incredible shots of our project, equipment working and our people on site. He gave us exactly what we were looking for. I would work with him again, and I highly recommend him to anyone who needs a good mining/industrial photographer.”
Kirsten Langan,
Corporate Communications Manager,
Ledcor
I had the opportunity to capture images of the recent Mine Rescue Competition held in the Walden Arena Lively. This was a fast paced competition with limited lighting and challenging scenarios. Applied a few different techniques to capture images that had impact and also be used for review/archive. Congratulations to Vale East Mines Rescue Team who came out victorious.
I will be working on the hundreds of images I captured throughout the week.
If you received the latest edition of Modern Mining And Technology Sudbury Magazine (published by Sudbury Living) you will see one of my recent images of Lance Howland (Totten Mine’s Chief Mine Geologist) on the cover. You will see on Page 9 my good friend Genevieve Dupont (Sales Rep for Jannatec Technologies)
Check out my booth at next months Canadian Mining Expo in Timmins Ontario.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This real life Tonka toy dumps another load of paydirt to be processed at this Ontario Concrete Facility.
