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Scott Hepler Photography’s Agriculture Harvest Photography

Wheat Harvest

This is just plain cool! These guys drive these combines with the precision of Dale Earnhardt Jr.! The next time the Summer Olympics come back to the USA, let’s petition for synchronized harvesting, look how evenly spaced those mammoth machines are in the field.

This image represents so much more than a great photo of a wheat harvest, it represents the tenacious spirit and ingenuity of the American Grower. I love to hear people brag about the price of their new house or new sports car, if they only knew! One, just one of these combines is more than most people’s homes. No, your eyes are not deceiving you, there are six combines in this shot.  My chest tightens just thinkin’ about that price tag!

This image was taken on a farm that plants and harvests over 20,000 acres every year. You think your job is hard? They don’t take breaks, eat their lunch in the combine and I’m sure at times their breakfast and their dinner. Once they start harvest, they are nonstop until it is done. I have often said, a group of growers could probably solve many a company’s or country’s problems because they have to be well versed in many trades.

Even though nothing runs like a Deere, you can bet that they are more than capable of fixing anything that goes wrong on their machinery. Heck, just about every grower I have ever met is more knowledgable than most statesmen on the plight of the world’s economy and food source. Their offices look like a war room with monitors forecasting commodities, global projections, and the weather.

Just lookin’ at these photos makes me want to break out singing the stanza of amber waves of grain!

KC Commercial, Scott Hepler Photography’s Annual Report Photography

Every year, corporations have the task of presenting shareholders with an overview of the company’s crowning achievements for the year. Thankfully, people like to look at pretty photos and there is no quicker way of telling a story than through photos.

Annual Reports allow the company to introduce new management and put a face with a name and their environmental portraits help to personalize the company. Companies sometimes choose to share a story about one of their clients in a client profile or perhaps tell the story of how the company started through beautiful imagery.

So what exactly does Annual Report photography entail? Well, a photographer that doesn’t mind working on location and quite often without an assistant due to logistics. It requires someone that is flexible and a problem solver as inveribly, something will arise to challenge your gray matter ( forecast of light snow turns into the blizzard from the Shining!) Someone that stays two steps ahead of everyone else in planning and has locations and sets ready before talent or the big wigs arrive for their shoot.

By the way, if you have never heard the story about the craftesmanship involved in the aging and preparation of the Jack Daniels Barrels, it is worth the read.

Hepler Photography- Annual Report Photography

We have all seen the typical executive portrait where the individual is in the “line up” or sitting in front of a backdrop, or even sitting behind their desk. Believe me, it’s boring for them, for me, and the intended audience.

Hepler Photography has had the opportunity to work on some of the most influential companies’ Annual Reports. We have also had the privilege to work with some fantastic agencies that feel the way we do about executive portraits; the portraits should convey who the executive is as a person and their role with their company.

Hepler Photography  insures that the experience of getting their photograph taken is a pleasant experience, is respectful of their busy schedule and is uniquely them.

"Jack Daniel Executive"Everyone has their passion….even the executive, its not all work and no play.

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