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ADVANCED CRIME SCENE
PHOTOGRAPHY

​Instructors: 
Matthew Steiner & Edward William Wallace Jr.
Course length:  40 hours


Advanced Crime Scene Photography

​This Advanced Crime Scene Photography course provides instruction that can permit the student to successfully document challenging photography situations that occur at crime scenes. The course begins with instruction of lighting techniques. Scene specific photography of bloodstain pattern and shooting scene evidence will be covered in detail.  The course covers low-light, chemiluminescent, and forensic light source photography. 

​Students will learn techniques for taking examination quality photographs of fingerprint and shoe wear/tire tread evidence.  The capstone exercise, at the end of training, is designed to reinforce knowledge and skills gained during the week.  Students will be tasked to photograph mock scenes and demonstrate several advanced forensic photography techniques.

*Please note this is an advanced photography course. Attendance at a 40-hour basic photography course or equivalent is required.  Basic photography skills are NOT covered in this course.


 
OUTLINE

Day # 1 – 8hr
  1. Lighting Techniques for Evidence Photography
  2. Exercise #1 (Lighting)
  3. Bloodstain Pattern Photography
  4. Exercise # 2 (Bloodstain Patterns)

Day # 2 – 8hr
  1. Footwear/Tiretrack Impression Photography
  2. Exercise # 3 (Footwear and Tire Tracks)
  3. Fingerprint Impression Photography
  4. Exercise # 4 Fingerprints

Day # 3 – 12hr Day
  1. Shooting Scene Photography
  2. Exercise # 5 (Shooting Scenes)
  3. Alternate Light Source Photography
  4. Exercise # 6 (ALS)
  5. Chemiluminescent Photography
  6. Exercise # 7 Chemiluminescence)
  7. Advanced Painting with Light
  8. Exercise # 8 (PWL)

Day # 4 – 8hr Day
  1. Setup Mock Scenes
  2. Mock Scene Capstone Exercise
 
Day # 5 – 4hr
  1. Continue Mock Scenes
  2. Case Presentations
  3. Course Review
 

 
*This course has been approved for certification/re-certification credits by the following IAI  certification boards: Forensic Photography Certification board, Bloodstain Pattern Certification Board, Crime Scene Certification Board, Footwear Certification Board.
See our IAI certification page for more details.
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Matthew Steiner
Matthew Steiner is a First Grade Detective with the New York City Police Department’s Crime Scene Unit.  He is a twenty-four-year veteran with over nineteen years of experience as a crime scene investigator.  Matthew is the lead instructor for the Crime Scene Unit and an instructor for the National Center for Biomedical Research and Training, teaching their Advanced Forensic Investigations for Hazardous Environments course. 

​Matthew has also been featured as an expert witness for movie, television, online, and print media.  He has a recurring feature with WIRED for their “Technique Critique” series.  Detective Steiner has assisted in crime scene reconstructions and subject matter expert commentary for CBS News, Oxygen, Discovery, E! Entertainment, and Investigation Discovery Networks.
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Edward William Wallace Jr.
​Edward William Wallace Jr., served the NYPD for over 20 years and retired April of 2004. During his tenure with the NYPD, Mr. Wallace performed various law enforcement duties including, Crime Scene Investigator, and Counter Terrorism Investigator. Mr. Wallace held the coveted NYPD rank of Detective First Grade. Mr. Wallace spent 15 years in Crime Scene Investigations and investigated 2656 crimes scenes including both World Trade Center Attacks, the October 2001 Anthrax Attack, and has given testimony as a forensic expert in 398 trials. In 2001, Mr. Wallace was temporarily transferred to the Joint Bio-Terrorism Task Force, to assist in the investigation of the Anthrax Attacks.

He has over 30 years of experience as an instructor and has performed numerous training lectures, nationally and internationally, to federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, other emergency responders, and militaries’, on: arson investigations, post blast investigations, crime scene investigations/reconstruction, WMD/Haz-Mat investigations, and terrorism investigations.
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