PROJECT:

Australian Garnet - Lucky Bay Upgrades

CLIENT:

Australian Garnet

Australian Garnet

ABOUT

Australian Garnet upgraded their Lucky Bay operation near Kalbarri to lift product quality and speed up processing. We were on site to document the upgraded process end to end, in film and stills, from the material coming out of the ground through to finished product ready to ship.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Two Australian Garnet workers on the plant walkway with wind turbines behind, Lucky Bay.
Reach stacker loading shipping containers onto a truck at Lucky Bay garnet mine.
Aerial view of a dozer working red garnet sand at Lucky Bay, near Kalbarri.
Vehicle passing the Australian Garnet site entrance at Lucky Bay.
Aerial view of the Lucky Bay processing plant with wind turbines beyond, near Kalbarri.
Aerial view of the process water pond at the Lucky Bay garnet operation.
Loader feeding raw garnet into the plant hopper at Lucky Bay.
Worker handling Australian Garnet bulk bags in the product warehouse, black and white.
Australian Garnet worker in the product warehouse at Lucky Bay.
Two Australian Garnet workers on site at Lucky Bay, near Kalbarri.
Processing plant and silos at the Lucky Bay garnet operation.
Two Australian Garnet workers in the product warehouse, black and white.

APPROACH

We covered the process the whole way through in both video and photography: the mobile crusher working the material, the lab where quality is checked, and the on-site packaging at the end of the line. Shooting each stage in sequence showed how the upgrades tie together. A faster, higher-quality operation captured as one continuous process, with a film that tells the story and stills that hold up on their own.

IMPACT

The film gives Australian Garnet a clear record of the upgraded operation, showing the quality and processing improvements in action across the whole site. Following the material from crusher to lab to packaging makes the upgrades tangible.

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