Tag: crime scene photography
Wide-Angle Lens Photography: How to Capture Scene Context
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : Aug 25 2026
Learn how to use wide-angle lenses to capture accurate scene context. This guide covers perspective control, the four-corners method, and avoiding common distortion errors in forensic and scene imaging.
Wide-Angle Shots for Crime Scene Orientation: A Forensic Photography Guide
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : Aug 17 2026
Learn how to use wide-angle shots to establish context in crime scene photography. This guide covers lens selection, avoiding distortion, and creating a coherent visual record for forensic investigations.
Crime Scene Photographs: Admissibility Standards & Legal Requirements
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : Aug 17 2026
Learn how crime scene photographs meet legal admissibility standards. We cover relevance, authentication, chain of custody, and technical pitfalls that can exclude evidence.
Underwater Crime Scene Photography: Essential Considerations for Forensic Imaging
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : Aug 17 2026
Master the technical challenges of underwater forensics. Learn how to manage refraction, lighting, and evidence preservation to capture admissible crime scene photos.
How to Build an Evidence Photo Log: Linking Images to Items
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : May 26 2026
Learn how to create an effective evidence photo log to link images to specific items. Covers SWGDE guidelines, chain of custody, and best practices for forensic documentation.
Documenting Bloodstain Patterns: Photography and Measurement Techniques
- By : Ian Brophy
- Date : Mar 24 2026
Accurate documentation of bloodstain patterns through photography and measurement is essential for forensic reconstruction. This guide covers the correct techniques, equipment, and protocols used by professionals to preserve evidence for investigation and courtroom use.