Forensic photography is a critical tool used in modern forensic ontological investigations. It helps in collecting evidence, preserving archival data, and supplementing legal issues in court. This book focuses on the various aspects of forensic photography, including its applications and advancements. It combines crime scene processing techniques with photography theories to help readers acquire the skills, knowledge, and ability to produce reliable evidence. The book offers practical tips for documenting common situations encountered in forensic photography and addresses the legal issues associated with the use of digital imaging. It will be a valuable resource for practitioners who need to produce accurate and clear photographic evidence beyond the basic pointand-
shoot mode on their cameras.