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27
Apr
Capturing A CEO
The People / 0 Comment / April 27, 2022

Spending a couple of days photographing Canada Nickel Company the photography just “flowed” with their whole team. Throughout the day there were laughs, smiles and plenty of stories being told and everyone seamed at ease in front of my camera including Mark Selby CEO. This is something I take great pride with my professional photography services. Creating an atmosphere of trust, professionalism and quality for everyone I am fortunate enough to photograph, but don’t’ just take my word for it, read what others have had to say about my photography experience

www.miningindustrialphotographer.com/thankyou


22
Sep
Epiroc Launches Reman Center
Mining / Mining Equipment / Photography / 0 Comment / September 22, 2021

Epiroc Launches new Reman Center in Sudbury, Ontario (Canada)

I had the great opportunity to photograph throughout the reman center showcasing the different aspects, functions and benefits that this state of the art facility has to offer.

Epiroc Reman Center ~ https://www.epiroc.com/en-us/newsroom/2021/epiroc-opens-new-reman-center-to-support-growing-global-reman-program

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9
Nov
These Aren’t Your Grandma’s Knitted Gloves
Industrial / Mine Photos / Mining / Photography / Shop People / The People / 0 Comment / November 9, 2018

They are eye-catching bright orange and look like a safety glove for Robocop.   My new MSS gloves from www.minesafetysolutions.ca  came in handy at the www.rahnment.com industrial shop this week while I was there creating images for www.shout-media.ca.   After I was finished the shoot Thomas asked if he could try out the gloves so I created a few product images to showcase the durability of these digit protectors while he was working. It was a win-win scenario.  I get to create an image to say thank you to MSS, Rahnment has another image to use in their marketing material.


10
Sep
Forged In Fire
Mine Photos / Mining / Photography / The People / 0 Comment / September 10, 2018

It was just too hot to get any closer with my camera or I take the risk of melting something including myself.