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The most significant advantage of being a commercial cameraman is that you follow a subject after your own heart, do a good deal of research on the field and get into this career in a professional way. Plus you get to earn your wages. Industrial photography is a very compensating, well paid profession. If you are very good in your job and happen to meet the right businesses or get the right projects, you can end up with a good amount.

Most corporations use corporate photography for marketing promotions to offer to current or potential customers, or to give out at job interviews or at hiring events. In these instances, the company or enterprise should be seen in the absolute best way. Many individuals recognize stock photographs, and they’re depicted in graphic design and layout circles as grey and uninspired selections. Companies come across as advanced and forward-thinking when they use vivid, original images in their advertisement literature and leaflets.

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Jim focuses on [major] [minor]. Jim has over 25 years of experience in commercial photography working within the industry. For all of your corporate industrial photography

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JIM CUNNINGHAM has been offering distinctive location photographs to his clientele for over two decades.

Being raised in Pittsburgh the arena of industry was always around him and by his late teens an interest in railroads was the flame that caused him to buy his 1st camera. Jim Cunninghamwent on to earn a Masters Degree Design and Visual Communications from Southern Illinois University. He then returned to his hometown and commenced his career at Pittsburgh’s largest and most active studio and was promoted to staff photographer for Bechtel Corporation on an abroad project for 2 years in Saudi Arabia. With his amassed background experience his studio has been serving Corporate and Industrial clients in the US by providing remarkable images of their employees, items and buildings. JIM CUNNINGHAM’s work has brought him into coal mines, steel mills, railroad yards and countless production mills as well as hospital centers and company headquarters in the United States and worldwide. He has hung out from airplanes, Crawled around in a 38 inch coal mine and lifted up 200 feet in a cherry picker to get that exclusive angle of view.

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

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