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Heavy machinery. Real earthmoving.

I visit worksites across Australia and around the world, filming heavy machinery in action. Earthmoving Downunder puts Australian earthmoving in the spotlight, documenting the machines, operators and crews behind the work.

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Heavy machinery filming on real worksites.

Across Australia and on worksites overseas, I capture bulldozers clearing land, excavators digging and graders on the blade. Watch real earthmoving videos that bring you closer to the machines and the people behind them.

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From the worksite.

A closer look at the earthmoving and mining machinery I capture on site. Real machines, real crews and the scale of the work they do.

Yellow tracked dozer working on an earthmoving site — DSC08649 by Earthmoving Downunder.

Built to move earth.

A dozer at work on site, photographed by Earthmoving Downunder.

Two people in high-visibility workwear in front of a Hitachi excavator loading a mining haul truck

On site in Kalgoorlie.

On site with MMS in Kalgoorlie, alongside James from MFG Finance.

Large excavator and CAT D8T bulldozer working on an earthmoving site, photographed by Earthmoving Downunder

Earthmoving in action.

An excavator and CAT D8T working together on site.

CAT D6XE electric-drive bulldozer moving earth on a worksite, photographed by Earthmoving Downunder

Dozer on the move.

CAT D6XE electric-drive dozer in action.

Two CAT mining haul trucks travelling along a red dirt road, photographed by Earthmoving Downunder

Haul trucks on the move.

Heavy haulage across the mine site.

Volvo excavator and Komatsu articulated dump truck moving rock at sunset, photographed by Earthmoving Downunder

Working into the evening.

Excavator and articulated dump truck at sunset.

Behind the lens

I’m Brad, the person behind Earthmoving Downunder. I visit worksites across Australia and around the world to capture heavy machinery in action and highlight the operators and crews behind the work. Australian earthmoving is at the heart of it all.

Brad from Earthmoving Downunder holding his camera in front of a CAT machine on a worksite

Also known as @ifilmrion on Instagram and Facebook.

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