Drones have become a game-changer in the construction industry for high-quality marketing photos and videos that monitor job site progress.

We've got great shots showcasing the hard work and positive attitudes of our crews. Let our photographer walk you through his process!

Let photographer David Lacy walk you through his thought process behind this month's spotlight photo.

Our photographer, Ethan Gilliam, talk's about using symmetry and framing techniques in photos on the construction job site.

Taking advantage of situations where the environment is reflecting light can be tremendously beneficial. You don't always need an...

If this dog was outside and able to watch for five minutes longer, he could be the forema- the foredog at the next job site. He quietly...

Using what is around to make a photo interesting is a solid trick when wanting to bring a little extra 'oomph' to a photo. "Framing" is...

We love demolitions. The best years of this house were far behind and the time to tear it down and build a new one has come. As layers of...

This was a fairly large tree that needed trimming. Speedy Petey was in the zone, removing branch after branch. I know the drone makes a...

If the job site or subject is too large for a single picture, a panoramic photo is a great tool to use. At a new metal roof job with JC...

When taking photos of "action," like this throw weight being shot into the tree canopy, there are two major thoughts; to show or stop...

Rain was in the forecast and you could feel it in the air. Lunch was over and it was time to kick it back in gear. One drip. Two drips....

While it is important to get the action, show the service, capture the product, highlight the job, it is just as important to remember...

It's all about perspective. Of all your tools as a photographer, perspective is often the easiest to control. Getting the safe shot is...

The subject is usually pretty easy to determine on most jobs, especially tree jobs. It's the tree climber, the cut being made, or the...

The first thing I decide on when creating a composition for a photo is the background. Typically shooting these tree jobs, the background...

On any given job site, there are multiple moving machines, workers, debris, and only so many ways to show that motion in a photo....

The proper exposure gave to even lighting in the foreground with a quick, dramatic drop into darkness. This lighting pattern was...