PHOTO SHOOT: Ogdensburg Bridge

The Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge is a mile-and-a-half-long cable suspension bridge spanning the Saint Lawrence Seaway that links the north-central border of New York State with Canada. I was hired to photograph the bridge shortly after a $48 million rehabilitation project was completed. Above: About a half-hour after sunrise the sun began illuminating the bridge’s massive concrete supports.

PHOTO SHOOT: Grand Island Bridge Upgrades

The South Grand Island Bridge is a pair of twin two-lane truss arch bridges that span the Niagara River between Tonawanda and Grand Island New York. It is the second busiest bridge operated by the New York State Thruway Authority. This post contains outtakes from a photo shoot where I was hired to capture crews performing bridge upgrades on a brisk January night.

EDITORIAL: What's in a Card?

The answer—more than you may realize! Don't under estimate the role your company's business card can play in attracting future business.

PHOTO SHOOT: Agriculture—Fall Corn Harvest

Above: When I Caught up with Steve Straight this year he was harvesting corn.

WRITING: 53 Construction Projects

For my customer O'Connell Electric, I was commissioned me to produce what amounted to 53 featured project write-ups for a broad gamut of construction applications across diverse markets.  The projects can be found on O'Connell's website (HERE) where they are sorted alphabetically for review, print and download.

DISPLAY: Rochester Museum & Science Center

The Rochester Museum & Science Center selected 21 of RK5‘s construction photographs for use in their new ENERGIZE It Exhibit.  12 wind and 9 solar related construction images were selected for permanent display in RMSC’s 3500 square foot exhibit that opened in June of 2011.  Our images were utilized in two separate seven foot displays for the careers section of the exhibit.

PUBLICATION: Engineering News-Record

Once again, RK5 was on ENR's short list as a source for providing quality construction imagery for publication.

Above: Hohl Industrial workers use an acetylene torch to cut apart and cut holes to lift the existing light structures for University at Buffalo's stadium lights replacement project.