Contractor Douglas King (Delta Field Services) shares a photo during fieldwork and explains why he wishes more licensed surveyors would work with qualified contractors.

Robert Boyd, Boyd & Associates Inc, still remembers making $1.25 per hour as an apprentice in the field.

In Matilija Canyon, California, a land surveyor has a truly wild moment in the field.

For the Tallahassee-Leon Geographic Information Systems Department, the elevation project was an opportunity to obtain high-accuracy survey data that would characterize its varied county landscape like never before.

On this day, Eric Cooper, a professional land surveyor of 30 years, was performing cross sections in a pond formed from the outfall of a dam.

Eric B. Gladhill, PLS, on the problems every land survey crew faces in the field.

Court disputes relating to overburden can be found in early 20th century decisions, but the vast majority have been heard within the last 30 years.

While slope staking a new well pad for a gas well, Allen Shaffett is joined by a horned lizard.

View job site photos from survey crews around the world in POB Magazine’s new 2020 Point & Shoot photo gallery.