Warehouse photography by professional industrial photographer in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Five board types of warehouse in which we offer photography services:
Public Warehouses
Warehouses are mainly divided into public and private. The former is owned by government or government-affiliated bodies and made available for storage to companies for a certain period of time. Businesses can own public warehouses on a short and long-term contract basis.
Private Warehouses
Private warehouses are different from public warehouses in that the owner has complete control over the warehouse operations. Large retail corporations, manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors own and operate them. Also known as proprietary warehouses, they require capital investment at the beginning but bring profits to the company in the long run.
Smart / Automated warehouses
Any warehouses that make use of AI for their storage and fulfillment processes are known as smart warehouses. From packaging to transportation, all functions in a smart warehouse are fully automated and require minimal human labor.
Climate-controlled warehouses
As the name suggests, climate-controlled warehouses are used to store perishable goods that need to be kept under a particular temperature. From humidity-controlled environments to freezers, climate-controlled warehouses are vital in keeping temperature fluctuations in check to ensure the freshness of goods.
Distribution Center warehouses
The term distribution center is often used interchangeably with warehouses, but the two are quite different from each other. For one, distribution centers are larger in size, which helps in the movement of large quantities of goods over a short period. Their operations are more complex too.
Warehouse photography can be captured with the employees & workers or empty warehouse displaying only the warehouse without people.
Editorial & Environmental style
When people are included, the focus is on the brand and the type of activities and its environment. The key is the highlight the warehouse’s smooth flow of goods and workforce productivity. Showcasing essential warehouse equipments such as safety equipment, warehouse management system, lift equipment, packaging materials, and conveyors. Without people, the focus is on the vastness and the systematic arrangement of inventory and storage along with the warehouse equipment. This includes capturing dock equipment, conveyors, storage equipment, lifting equipment and packing equipment.
