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Since 2021, Dallas-based Tadd Myers has traveled up and down North America for construction materials company Arcosa, photographing the people and processes at work in their facilities.
The capital of Georgia employs hundreds of thousands of people across numerous economic sectors, from transportation to manufacturing. If you’re looking for industrial photographers in Atlanta to capture the many facets of hard labor and heavy lifting, we found the best available candidates.
With billions spent on venture deals, infrastructure projects, and public procurement every year, LA pursues much through hard labor that needs documenting. And for documentation in the form of pictures, we’d better call the best industrial photographers in Los Angeles.
While capturing the efforts of blue-collar America in their images, these industrial photographers in New York make the difficult look much easier. Any of them would be great hires for your next commercial or editorial campaign.
As the business capital of the Midwest and the third biggest city in the US, Chicago is a major city for enterprise and industry. Having built the twentieth-largest economy in the world, Chicago sits firmly as a key player in all workplace sectors, boasting an economy larger than that of most countries. And such success and competitiveness have given rise to a mighty industrial photography scene in The Windy City.
Atlanta, Georgia-based photographer Gregory Miller’s images for Swiss company Schindler offer glimpses of rapid transit modernization. The photos which were shot for Schindler’s annual report showcase the company’s renovations and upgrades to elevators, escalators, and moving walks throughout Atlanta during the pandemic.
British photographer Alastair Philip Wiper talks about his book, “Unintended Beauty”, which seeks to capture the majesty of industrial equipment. The book was published in February of 2020.
Birmingham, Alabama-based Cary Norton works with Hoar Constructions to get imagery of the company’s workers during a build. The photos show up primarily on Hoar’s website.
Buffalo-based Scott Gable reconvenes with Tenaris in Pittsburgh, shooting a CEO meet-and-greet after already getting imagery of their Bay City, Texas plant.
Copenhagen, Denmark-based Brit Alastair Philip Wiper visits France and China to capture imagery of ITER, the world’s largest nuclear fusion experiment, for Bloomberg Businessweek.
Düsseldorf, Germany-based photographer Rüdiger Nehmzow was recently hired by Esco, one of Europe’s largest salt mining companies, to document the work they do hundreds of meters underground.
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