A Sudbury Ontario Commercial Photographer

Here is an image from a few years back while I was on assignment photographing different trades across Ontario.    If you own a small company with limited employees and you wish to grow your clientelle then showcasing your staff, product and fabrications to demographic is very important.  Using custom images instead of “stock” photography can have your future clients connect with you by putting visuals to your business.  Having a wide spread portfolio of images to use on social media is a must these days as the younger generation that are moving into the workforce are used to connecting on these different medias.  Read why it’s always a better path to use custom images created for your company than stock images that are irrelevant or repetitive.

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Now that 2016 is in full swing in the mining industrial sectors it’s time to start thinking about this years marketing materials and online portfolio.  Trade show season is only a few months away and you don’t want to leave it until the last minute so you are scrambling for images for your presentations, trade show booths, investor reports and online updates.  A full day shoot can yield high quality “wow factor” images that can be used throughout the year without repeating the use of images.  I will work directly with your creative marketing team to formulate a shoot schedule and scenario list that would work best for your company.

James Hodgins from Sudbury Ontario is a professional Mining Industrial Commercial photographer with over 20 years experience.

Just outside the mill Metso workers are prepping the next stage of the mill liner replacement.

A Nordex Explosives technician pumps in some Normite Underground bulk emulsion a pumpable booster sensitive product for underground mining.

Mining industrial photographer is based out of the mining Province of Ontario Canada.

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Now that Krista & Rob have their wedding package in their hands I can now share with you a few images from their wedding day.

Well not that I’m saying she’s “Single” like she’s Single, just that she’s by herself in this portrait.  Recently I had the opportunity to record a Live Webinar for Photography School House on how to photograph a Single Female.  I was amazed that I stretched the  information out for about an hour considering a portrait like this only takes roughly 47 seconds after setup.  It all comes down to good lighting, posing and a really really really really good camera. 🙂  This session was to create a simple portrait for a client.  Not glamor, not boudoir, just a basic portrait to be used for facebook, business cards, or websites.

Still out of the office this week. Internet is not easily available in the Rockies so I will not be posting daily. Twitter location updates are available in my twitter badge on the blog.

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I just couldn’t resist myself. 🙂  There is something about a women in a white dress that sparks my wedding photography radar, even when I am visiting Timmins Ontario.   Check out the video.  A BIG thanks to Jacinthe & Denis.  Congratulations to you both. 

www.franksdeli.ca has a new look with some photography by yours truly.  Take a look at their new face and make sure you stop by and challenge yourself to their 2ft hotdog.