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Forensic Photography:

Forensic Photography: . By: Paola Ramirez. What is Forensic Photography?. Forensic Photography is the art of reproducing images of accident or crime DETAILS ARE EVERYTHING Bodies, injuries, shell casings, weapons, objects, blood stains, broken glass, etc.

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Forensic Photography:

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  1. Forensic Photography: By: Paola Ramirez

  2. What is Forensic Photography? • Forensic Photography is the art of reproducing images of accident or crime • DETAILS ARE EVERYTHING • Bodies, injuries, shell casings, weapons, objects, blood stains, broken glass, etc. • This is done in order to aide court cases and investigations It can serve as evidence and provides explanation. • Other names for Forensic Photography: Crime Scene Photography and Forensic Imaging

  3. History: • Alexander Gardner took the first crime photos in 1865 - Execution Series • 1871 – The French started taking CS Photos • 1900’s – Arthur Fellig AKA Weegee was first American Forensic Photographerduring the Gang violence reign

  4. Gardner Photography

  5. Weegee Photography

  6. What is needed for Forensic Photography? • High tech, state of the art camera (must always be 35mm SLR camera with a metal body) • Macro, Normal, Wide Angle, and Zoom lens needed • Correct Exposure • Maximum depth of field • Sharp focus • Take shots at different angles • Flash- depending on situation

  7. THE END (:

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