2.  Document crime scenes, accidents and pieces of evidence that may be required to solve legal issues.  The images they produce may be crucial in criminal investigations and prosecutions.

3.  You can become a photographer that collects permanent record of crime scenes to help solve cases in court.  Detectives and prosecutors rely on the photographic evidence.

4.  Permanent image of the crime scene; must have an eye for detail to spot even the smallest piece of evidence.  They need to have the ability to work in a variety of sometimes challenging conditions.  Communication skills needed.  Encounter potentially dangerous evidence such as weapons, broken glass or bodily fluids.  Psychological toll.

5.  Get an education; pre-law, law enforcement, and/or forensic science. Also, have an education in photography.  Have an understanding to law-enforcement.  No matter how talented you are, you must get accredited training in photography and the recording of physical evidence.  Get any special training necessary to be accepted as an expert in court and also you need verbal skills to present yourself clearly and authoritatively.

6.  An educational background in science or forensics and photography is required to achieve your best salary.  Individuals will study forensics, science or criminology in college and better their photographic skills at night school or community college.

7.  Photographing evidence to help solve cases.  Working with law-enforcement to document evidence of crimes.

8.  Average annual salary for a forensic photographer in the United States is $62,000.  Salary will depend upon experience, location and the nature of their employer. These will also affect the benefits package they receive.  Could hold positions with sheriff's or coroner's offices.. these employers usually offer a good benefits and pension package to their employees.  Forensic photographers may find work with private organizations, such as hospitals or law firms that require documentation of evidence in their cases.  They can do freelance work.

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