When your company, product, service or employees get featured in industry magazines, online articles or corporate presentations why would you send low quality images to accompany the article? Don’t you want to show the best your company has to offer? Pictures may not say a thousand word but they do give your clients that first impression. One professional photography shoot can yield enough high impact images to cover your marketing materials for up to two years. Pennies when you think about the long term gains you can get by standing out from your competition. Take the below example for instance, same product, different quality.
If your company is interested in hiring me, James Hodgins Professional Mining Industrial Photographer of Sudbury, Ontario, please contact me to discuss the details of your marketing requirements.
Most of my job sites are dull, grey, dirty and mundane but that all changes when the sun goes down and the lights click on. The entire environment takes on a whole new look and sometimes it can be beautiful…………..at least to a mining industrial photographer.
Sudbury photographer James Hodgins provides custom images for the Ontario Mining Industrial Industry.
In a previous post I mentioned I photographed images for Vale’s new Home Safe Program. Below is the video that was created by www.overtheatlantic.com if you have not already seen it. While we were filming I was creating stills on the fly for the marketing materials that are placed throughout the minesites. I have attached a few below.
Last week I had a very successful shoot with the Dumas staff at Hoyle Pond Mine in Timmins Ontario. I want to use this post to personally thank them all again for their professionalism and safety awareness while I was on site. It was also a pleasure to finally meet Angela (pictured below) who orchestrated the shoot and also helped as my assistant when I needed one.
Recently I was called to action to photograph a different subject matter I normally don’t see on a mine site. Vale has introduced a few new Bee colonies to help pollinate the already present wildflowers and push forward the re-greening process on the site. Learn more by watching the CTV News Coverage
Over 500,000 bees occupy the 2 hives on site.
Wayne Tonelli (Beekeeper) and Glen Watson (Decommissioning & Reclamation) hold up jars of honey extracted from the hives.
James Hodgins is a Mining/Industrial/Commercial photographer based out of Sudbury Ontario Canada.
As I was browsing through the latest issue of Mining Magazine I came across one of my images I created for Stantec. It’s always a nice surprise to see your images used in print. Looking forward to photographing for Stantec again.
James Hodgins is a Mining/Industrial/Commercial photographer based out of Sudbury Ontario Canada.
I seem to make it a habit to grab a few shots of haul trucks while in the passenger seat while driving around the mine site. I find it gives you a very realistic view of the truck in action.
Mining industrial photographer is based out of the mining Province of Ontario Canada.
On my way back from Fairbank lake we flew over the old/new site of KGHM located near the old Victoria Mine site (42 minutes West of Sudbury Ontario). Excavators and haul trucks are working around the clock clearing the site so that construction can start. The estimated time for completion is 2019 and will employee up to 300 employees.
I recently received an email inquiring the use of some of my images for a companies marketing materials and within the email was a common sentence I usually see "We have done an exhaustive search of the stock photo sights and are coming up short". Read More