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Basic Crime Scene Photography - Richmond, VA *****FULL*****


Date(s): Tuesday, July 15th 2025 at 08:30 AM – Friday, July 18th 2025 at 04:30 PM

***************************COURSE IS FULL*********************************

This course is designed to introduce crime scene investigators to photographic
theory and the basics of crime scene photography used during a systematic
approach to a crime scene investigation. The course will teach these principles
using Digital Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera equipment. The Department of
Forensic Science will supply ALL necessary equipment to complete the course,
however, attendees may choose to bring their own or agency issued equipment
provided it is a Digital SLR and includes all applicable equipment (flash unit,
close-up rings, etc). If you choose to bring outside equipment, please bring the
corresponding manuals as well and be familiar with its basic operation. **If a
laptop is available to you, please make every effort to bring it to the class to
review your work product.**

This course will be limited to 12 students and is restricted to personnel from
Virginia law enforcement agencies.

There is no fee to attend this course.

It is very important that you include your duties and responsibilities when prompted during the application process; that information is needed to be considered for this course. Remember, you must have a valid email address to complete your application and follow the instructions to create a profile (one email address per profile, no duplications). In the field for “Middle Initial”, input a hyphen (-) if you do not have one since it is a required field. The email address utilized will receive a confirmation message once the application is submitted and a following email stating acceptance or denial to the course once the application has been reviewed. If you have already created a profile, you need only to log-in after entering the event password above. ***If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your SPAM folder. If it DOES end up there, then most likely, the email indicating your acceptance will be sent to SPAM as well. ***

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