My understanding is, "no." Just a strong stomachDan Dangerfield wrote: Perhaps I'm just watching to much CSI, but how can one get into forensic photography? Do you need to be police officer in order to get hired for forensic photography?
And a particular mindset that allows you to be disconnected from what you see. You have t be extra observant but detached from the event, or the victims you are shooting. Many people can not do this especially when it comes to children. I have shot dead things quite often, but only dead animals I have run across in my hikes. Could I do it for people? Sure because of my views on death, and dying. Some say I am cold hearted when it comes to the subject, I say I am realistic. How I look at it is anything past 1 second of being born is a gift, because from that point on we can die at any moment after that, and we will all die at one point. While what you will be shooting is mostly tragedy, it is just how life is.garyrhook wrote:
My understanding is, "no." Just a strong stomachDan Dangerfield wrote: Perhaps I'm just watching to much CSI, but how can one get into forensic photography? Do you need to be police officer in order to get hired for forensic photography?
Depends on where you live really. In major metro area they are employed with the cities. In rural areas they can be contracted with a retainer to be available 24/7 as needed.Hoss wrote: I thought they would need to be with the department in order to do anything with the police.
Julie Staas wrote: How in the world would you be able to sleep at night after photographing stuff like this? Not me, I would have nightmares!
I'll stick with photographing friendly bunnies and unicorns
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