2. How the photographer works?
Forensic photography also known as crime scene photography, forensic
photography is used as evidence during a crime scene, or during the
scene of an accident. It is used in colour and also in black and white.
Forensic photography helps the investigator with photos of places and
people involved in the crime scene or accident. Forensic photographers
get called out to take pictures of a crime scene or a scene of an accident.

3. Where does their work come
from?
Forensic photographers are hired by the police, and some by Forensic
service company. Independent Forensic Photographers can also work
for insurance companies and lawyers. Before establishing their
business as a Forensic photographer the majority have worked for the
police force or insurance company. A Forensic photographer working
for the police force will be called when needed whether it be day or
night. The Independent status for Forensic Photographers is
sometimes for more desirable work hours.

4. How do they make money?
Forensic photographers earn through their employer
for example if they work for the police force or
insurance company they will earn a salary, but if
they are self employed they earn when they are
hired.

5. What is the purpose of their photography?
The purpose of forensic photography is to help the police
with their investigation, photographic evidence in court.
Insurance companies use forensic photography in cases such
as law suits, so they can prove whether their client is in the
right or wrong.
How their photographs are used?
The photographs are used in situations such as crime,
at the scene of an accident they are also used as
photographic evidence at a court trial.

6. How do the photographs effect the
viewer?
forensic photography is used to document crime scenes
and help police and investigators bring those
responsible to justice. These crime scene photographs
are often used in the courtroom to give the jury a true
picture of what happened, as well as to document and
preserve evidence.

7. Photo Analysis
In this image the forensic photographers are
taking pictures of a woman who has been
injured. This is being done so that they have
evidence of what has happened, this is to help
the police.

8. Documentary photography

9. The process of documentary
photography?
Documentary photography usually refers to a popular form of
photography used to chronicle significant and historical
events. It is typically covered in professionalphotojournalism,
but it may also be an amateur, artistic, or academic pursuit.
The photographer attempts to produce truthful, objective,
and usually candidphotography of a particular subject, most
often pictures of people.

10. Where does their work come
from?
Documentary Photographers create visual images for an
exceptionally wide range of creative, technical and
documentary purposes. A professional photographer
usually works to a brief set by the client or employer.
Examples of image content include wedding, family and
baby photographs, fashion, food, architecture, corporate
photography, war zones and landscapes.

11. How do documentary
photographers make money?
Documentary photographer work for a wide range of
employers, including creative businesses, publishers and
photographic agencies, or in the education or public
sector. Others are self employed.

12. What is the purpose of their
photography?
The purpose of documentary photography is that it can
be used to show historical pictures, it can be used to
capture images of nature, it can also be used as an image
of a location.

13. How do the photographers effect
the viewers?
Documentary photography is often used in
documentaries which are watched by the audience. The
photography used in the documentary could effect the
audience emotionally. For example an image from
history could effect the viewers point of view on how
they think of the history.