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The biggest advantage of being a commercial cameraman is that you follow a subject after your own heart, do lots and lots of research on graphic arts and get into this career in a pro way. In addition you get to earn rather a lot. Industrial photography is a highly compensating, well paid job. If you are very good in your job and occur to meet the right folk and get the right opportunities, you can earn a fortune.

Other organizations use company photography for marketing brochures to offer to current or prospective customers, or to hand out at job interviews or at recruiting events. In these examples, the company or organization should be portrayed in the best possible fashion. Many individuals recognize stock images, and they’re viewed in graphic design and layout circles as lacklustre and unimaginative choices. Corporations come across as stylish and forward-thinking when they use unique, authentic photographs in their promoting literature and leaflets.

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Jim focuses on [major] [minor]. Jim has over twenty-three years of experience in commercial photography working within the field. For all of your industrial photography

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JIM CUNNINGHAM has been offering distinctive location photography to his clientele for over 20 years.

Being raised in Pittsburgh the arena of industry was always around him and by his late teens an abiding interest in railroads was the catalyst that made him pick up his 1st camera. JIM CUNNINGHAM went on to earn a degree in Design and Visual Communications from Southern Illinois University. He then came back to his home and began his career at Pittsburgh’s largest and most active photographic studio and was promoted to staff photographer for Bechtel Corporation on an overseas assignment for Two years in Saudi. With his accumulated experience his studio has been serving Corporate and Commercial clientele in the US by providing remarkable pictures of their workers, items and buildings. Jim’s work has taken him into coal mines, steel mills, rail depots and countless production plants as well as medical centres and corporate offices throughout the USA and worldwide. He has hung out from ‘copters, Crawled around through a 38 in. coal mine and lifted up Two hundred feet in a crane bucket to get that special point of view.

“I appreciate the challenge of going into a situation and making something interesting out of what is seemingly something uninteresting. I think the reason I appreciate [minor] photography so much is also because of all the interesting new worlds it has opened up to me. I would not trade the folks I have met and the places I’ve been to because of it for anything.” Jim Cunningham

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