I’m a construction photographer and videographer with a background in construction. I chose to specialize in construction photography and videography because I understand and enjoy the construction industry.As a construction photographer, I also record training and safety videos for new employees and retaining talent.Ways to use Construction Photography & Videography• Pre-Construction - Most companies use these photos for documentation purposes to capture what the site looked like before the project began. A third party professional photographer as opposed to an employee of your company provides an independent, objective record.• Progress Photos & Videos - These are the images taken at various stages of the project. Progress photos can be used for both documentation and marketing purposes. They can be shot with or without people on the site.• Finished Projects - These are the glamour shots. Along with the concluding documentation, these shoots showcase the final product in all its glory. Most construction companies do not want people in the photos, but some companies prefer to have people or motion blurred people interacting with the environment.• Marketing Content - These are branded photos a company needs on or off-site. Your marketing team may want portraits, team photos, in-action marketing photos of an employee or equipment, and more to round out your website, social media, and other marketing materials.• Office Art - Photos of job sites, finished projects, employees working, and more can serve as compelling, impactful art that quickly tells your story and shares your corporate culture. Working with a photographer to layout the walls of your lobby, board room, and offices will create a curated and sharp presentation.• Award Submission - Dynamic, beautiful images of your projects can illustrate the finer points in your awards entry and provide content for your post-win PR and marketing campaigns.

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