Many of the companies we work with are built around people doing skilled work. Manufacturing. Industrial services. HVAC. Healthcare. Corporate environments. While every assignment is different, the goal is often the same: create images that feel believable and relatable to the people the company serves. In B2B marketing, buyers want to understand who […]
Ever notice how pharma manufacturing floors and labs hum with activity, but it’s hands that tell the story. Gloved, steady, doing the delicate dance of healthcare production. I like to frame around those hands—the techs are supporting players. Here’s how I used hands to be a focus point on a recent shoot. Kicks off with […]
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Many companies hire us to photograph their real teams at work. Why do they do that instead of hiring models? Why do they do that instead of using stock? Because people want to see who they’re actually doing business with. In B2B marketing, authenticity matters. Buyers, recruits, and investors all want a clearer sense of […]
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Recently we had the opportunity to work with the American Institute of Steel Construction to photograph workers and architecture for their Vision in Steel project. This manufacturing photography project took us through steel manufacturing facilities across North Carolina and Virginia, capturing employees at work, creating environmental portraits, and architectural photographs of local projects that their […]
Start small, think big. ~ Steve Jobs We hit the road recently to photograph the manufacturing and fulfillment process for a client who creates bolts and other products that manufacturers use. This company creates bolts and other products that manufacturers use. With supply chain issues in the news, here’s a group of dedicated workers who […]
“Great photography is about depth of feeling, not depth of field.”— Peter Adams As an industrial photographer, I’m not just capturing machines and materials; I’m chronicling the symphony of human ingenuity played out on factory floors and construction sites. It’s a world of grit and grace, where sparks fly alongside quiet determination, and the rhythmic […]
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“There is one thing the photo must contain – the humanity of the moment.” – Robert Frank, photographer We’ve been shooting a lot of lifestyle photos this year for corporate, industrial, healthcare, and product clients. Lifestyle photography conveys a mood. It helps bring customers closer to a brand and encourages them to act. It’s […]
https://www.mlobiondo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/lobiondo-corporate-meeting-conference_4034.jpg5141476Michael LoBiondohttps://www.mlobiondo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/lobiondo-whitelogo-20220516-NEW.pngMichael LoBiondo2022-07-12 15:54:382025-10-13 13:21:18Lifestyle Photography: What is life without style?
Photographing Skilled Work
/in Charlotte Industrial PhotographerMany of the companies we work with are built around people doing skilled work. Manufacturing. Industrial services. HVAC. Healthcare. Corporate environments. While every assignment is different, the goal is often the same: create images that feel believable and relatable to the people the company serves. In B2B marketing, buyers want to understand who […]
Getting Hands-On in Pharma Cleanrooms: The Work Behind the Process
/in UncategorizedEver notice how pharma manufacturing floors and labs hum with activity, but it’s hands that tell the story. Gloved, steady, doing the delicate dance of healthcare production. I like to frame around those hands—the techs are supporting players. Here’s how I used hands to be a focus point on a recent shoot. Kicks off with […]
Why Companies Use Real Employees Instead of Models in Corporate Photography
/in UncategorizedMany companies hire us to photograph their real teams at work. Why do they do that instead of hiring models? Why do they do that instead of using stock? Because people want to see who they’re actually doing business with. In B2B marketing, authenticity matters. Buyers, recruits, and investors all want a clearer sense of […]
Manufacturing Photography: Visions in Steel
/in Charlotte Industrial PhotographerRecently we had the opportunity to work with the American Institute of Steel Construction to photograph workers and architecture for their Vision in Steel project. This manufacturing photography project took us through steel manufacturing facilities across North Carolina and Virginia, capturing employees at work, creating environmental portraits, and architectural photographs of local projects that their […]
Start small, Think big: Eight Manufacturing Images
/in Charlotte Industrial PhotographerStart small, think big. ~ Steve Jobs We hit the road recently to photograph the manufacturing and fulfillment process for a client who creates bolts and other products that manufacturers use. This company creates bolts and other products that manufacturers use. With supply chain issues in the news, here’s a group of dedicated workers who […]
Hard Hats & Hustle: The Story of Industry in 5 Recent Photos
/in Charlotte Industrial Photographer“Great photography is about depth of feeling, not depth of field.”— Peter Adams As an industrial photographer, I’m not just capturing machines and materials; I’m chronicling the symphony of human ingenuity played out on factory floors and construction sites. It’s a world of grit and grace, where sparks fly alongside quiet determination, and the rhythmic […]
Lifestyle Photography: What is life without style?
/in Charlotte Commercial & Lifestyle Photography“There is one thing the photo must contain – the humanity of the moment.” – Robert Frank, photographer We’ve been shooting a lot of lifestyle photos this year for corporate, industrial, healthcare, and product clients. Lifestyle photography conveys a mood. It helps bring customers closer to a brand and encourages them to act. It’s […]