Forensic Photography

 

                                                                    Forensic Photography

Forensic photography (also called crime scene photography or criminalistic photography) is the practice of using photographic methods to document crime scenes, physical evidence, and injuries in a legal context. Its purpose is to create an accurate, objective, and permanent visual record that can be analyzed later in investigations and presented as evidence in court.

History Of Forensic Photography

Mary Jane Kelly Murdered By Jack The Ripper On November 9, 1888

Fall River, Massachusetts, 1892

Analysis  Of Photographs = Forensic Photography

Forensic Photography Unit

Few Examples Of Forensic Photography

Ultraviolet Photography

Infrared Photography

Fluroescent Photography

Close Up Photography

Ted Bundy Case 

Bite mark evidence: Bundy left bite marks on victim Lisa Levy’s body. Forensic odontologists matched the bite pattern to Bundy’s teeth—this was a key piece of evidence.

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