It’s always a good idea to document a job site in various ways. Interior and exterior of the location, shots of your equipment being used or your work being implemented along with shots of your workforce doing their thing. I have several years of experience working on construction job sites and I’m not afraid to get a little dirty! Always keeping safety in mind, I won’t hesitate to get filthy or climb on some gear to get “the shot.”

As an experienced Orange County construction photographer, I carefully plan out every shot and location prior to the day of shooting. I'll speak with you, the client, over the phone prior to the shoot to go over what you need the images to "say" and what challenges we might face on the job location. Of course, I'll add my ideas, in-site and experience to help guide you through the process.

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Geotag Image Technology

Rio photography is now offering geotag imaging capabilities. Geotagging is the process of finding the longitude and latitude of the location of your photos and tagging your photos with that information. This is the newest way of labeling and saving photos in your computer for sharing with family and friends. Geotagging uses a format called Exchangeable Image Format (EXIF) available in most newer model digital cameras. EXIF stores numerous data like time and date of your picture, and the type of camera used. Geotagging adds location information to that data.

After your shoot is complete, I will personally see you through the rest of the photo process. Some photographers just mail you a CD a week later and don't even take the time to polish up your shots. Once we've settled your choices, I then carefully refine your best photos and retouch any imperfections. You will get a truly polished final product. The final image will look fantastic and I'll ftp your shots immediately afterward. The whole process will be no longer than 72 hours. The quality of your construction photography is just as important to you as it is to me. I take great pride in my work.