JAMES HODGINS PHOTOGRAPHY

A Wabi Iron & Steel employee puts the finishing touches on one of many wooden molds they create in house.

Here is an image from one of my industrial shoots.  Been doing a lot of those lately, and unfortunately I can’t post them all right away as the images need to go through the proper channels before being presented on my sites.  Hence the lack of blog posts in the past few months.   Still busy though.

Working on a lot of Industrial Job sites these past few weeks with more to follow.

We see more and more robotic innovations entering the mining/industrial industry. With technology constantly advancing companies have to adapt to the ever changing expectations of their clients.

The Cambrian College Girls Basketball team are looking to kick some ass next season!

Two new deserts at Verdiccios restaurant!

Today I was at Verdhiccio’s photographing some of their new menu items.  Luckily I went there with an empty stomach as I couldn’t resist digging into each dish after I finished photographing them. Alejandro prepared some tantalizing dishes like the one homemade ravioli pictured below.  If I had to choose a favorite dish I had today, it would be this and the fresh perch (images to come).  Make sure you stop by the New Verdhiccio Restaurant and try out their kickass menu!

I just got back from Verdicchio’s Restaurant where I was photographing some images of their new look.  (Insert Whistle Here), does it look FANTASTIC!  New Bar, Wine Tasting Room, Private Dinner Rooms and a Cozy atmosphere makes this restaurant one to be desired.  Let’s not forget about the outstanding menu as well (Food photography soon to come).  Stay tuned to the Verdicchio’s Facebook Page for their Grand Opening Information.  They are still open for business, so if you want a sneak peak, give them a call and book a reservation.

A couple of weeks ago we photographed the  local band “Rockburst” in our downtown core. They needed a group image that they could use for promoting and marketing around town.  We came up with this quick concept based on one of our family portraits we did a few years ago.  I quickly threw this together (rough draft) using their logo’s concept for the image.  I’ll keep you posted on the final edition.

It’s fun shooting above ground one hr and then below ground the next.  Two totally different environments and two totally different skills and techniques required.