Photographed a series of images with Epiroc’s new BEV Boltec earlier this year before it made it’s way to a customers site.
Read more at Canadian Mining Journal
http://www.canadianminingjournal.com/news/boltec-m-battery-makes-its-debut-in-canada/?ctname%3DBoltec+M+battery+makes+its+debut+in+canada
Working from heights is a daily occurrence throughout the mining industrial sectors especially in the warehouses where shelving can only be reached with proper ladders/stairs and all safety procedures followed. This is another image created for Epiroc’s 12 Life Saving Commitments.
The Mining Photog Experience: https://miningindustrialphotographer.com/experience/
#miningphotog #epiroc #safety #lifesafingcommitments
After driving around in the Relay from www.millertechnology.com this looked like a great spot to capture a few more images before we finished for the day . #miningphotog #relay #millertechnology
Vale’s Coleman Mine celebrated 50 years this past Thursday. Some of my first underground images were created at the mine. I saw my first Kiruna truck, ore vein and jumbo drill that first year in 2008. Congratulations everyone at Coleman for 50 year success.
You can read more here:
#colemanmine #vale #mining #miningphotog #50years
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.
Most days I am photographing in dark, damp underground environments to the complete opposite at Health Sciences North in Sudbury, Ontario photographing some of the Dr’s and staff. Recently I had the quick opportunity to photograph Dr. Antonio Caycedo.
Reshared from Health Sciences North Foundation Facebook
” Dr. Antonio Caycedo, a colorectal surgeon at HSN, and the colorectal surgical team at HSN are among a handful of hospital teams in Canada that perform the transanal total mesorectal excision (taTME) procedure.
This minimally invasive surgery leads to better results, minimal incisions, less pain and less time spent in hospital. Thanks to Dr. Caycedo’s leadership, HSN was one of the first centers to adopt this revolutionary technique and, as a result, the colorectal team has become a leader in the country in the management of colorectal cancer using minimally invasive approaches.
This Holiday Season, consider making a gift of $100, $200 or $500 to support innovative and advanced equipment needs at HSN.”
To donate, visit linktr.ee/hsnfoundation
I remember my father getting annoyed with me when I would use something and put it away (in a place other than the place I retrieved it from) and as I got older I understood why. Clutter wastes time. Even if it’s a few seconds looking for a tool, over time, those seconds accumulate into minutes and minutes into hours. An organized workstation is an efficient workstation.
Whenever I am in a shop now I always pay attention to the organization and cleanliness of the area and this maintenance bay at Coleman Mine did not disappoint. Everything had it’s place and these individuals took pride in their work as well as their work environment.
I had a few minutes to create individual portraits for each of the participants of the Health Sciences North Foundation photoshoot with Air Ornge after we completed the initial creative shot. Lighting was a bit tricky with lots of reflection coming from the helicopters windshield but in the end it worked ok if I do say so myself.
