Interior image of the new Patient Care Tower at Royal Inland Hospital, Kamloops, BC.
Commercial photography covers all sectors of the business and corporate world. Those sectors are very much determined by geographic location and population bases. Here in Kamloops & most of BC, commercial photography involves a wide array of subject matter, including: Architecture, industrial, agriculture, food and beverage, education, commercial developments, health care, education and many more.
One of the sub stations of the Trans Mountain Pipeline and the network of pumps.
Experience Matters
Over the past 21 years, I’ve had the pleasure of working in almost all types of commercial photography. It’s challenging work at times, which I enjoy. It’s almost always diverse on a day to day timeline and I’m constantly learning about processes, engineering and human ingenuity.
Just how important is commercial photography to a business, corporation or tourism destination? It’s essential and studies have shown its impact. It’s now known that it takes 66% of ad space being visual before most people will stop and really take notice. Words help yes, but studies show that customers will spend up to 75% more time reviewing ads if they contain imagery. Replace good imagery with impactful imagery and the recipe for success will get a whole lot better.
Below are examples of what’s been produced recently on a variety of projects. The locales range from Valemount to Surrey, BC.
Black Angus cattle, central BCBarley fields near Vanderhoof, British Columbia, CanadaA businessman, downtown Kamloops, British Columbia, CanadaAn employee at KPMG takes a call in their ‘phone’ room.Part of the mechanical workings of a complex industrial project, BCIndustrial workers near Kamloops, British ColumbiaDusk and night lights over the village of Sun Peaks Resort during an aerial shoot, British Columbia, CanadaAerial view of the city of Kamloops in peak fall, British Columbia.Aerial drone image of the HUE Hotel for Bluegreen Architects, Kamloops/Kelowna, BCA beautiful kitchen for a residential development in the Nicola region of BC.The venting system and helipad at the new Patient Care Tower at RIH, Kamloops, BCA welder completes a joint on the framing of Transmountain pipeline, BCThe stunning new Patient Care Tower at Royal Inland Hospital, Kamloops, British Columbia, CanadaA residential development from the air in Salmon Arm, British Columbia.Business women representing their brands, Kamloops and Kelowna, BCVillage entrance to the Sun Peaks Grand Hotel during a promotional shoot, British Columbia.Heavy machinery working on an industrial project, near Valemount, BCEastern entrance of the new Patient Care Tower, Royal Inland Hospital, Kamloops, BC.
From very early on, Kamloops-based photographer Kelly Funk has utilized the environment - both natural and urban - to accentuate the strengths of his professional photographic career, forming a unique, fresh perspective and high-end product.
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