Experience in Forensic Photography

Mark Carr set up IE Photography in 2003.

In 2004 Mark gained accreditation as a Licentiate of the British Institute of Professional Photography on the basis of my forensic photography work.

In 2006 Mark became the first photographer in private practice to be registered with the Council for Registration of Forensic Practitioners under the new Imaging speciality as a Registered Forensic Practitioner. He is also a "Checked Witness" in the Expert  Witness Directory 2007

IE can offer you

1. Scene photography (including night photography)
2. Object photography (clothing/ exhibits etc)
3. Personal Injury photography
4. Low level aerial images (using a mobile mast)
5. Plan Drawing
6. Maps
7. Covert and Overt enquiries
8. Witness interviewing and proofing
9. Attending conferences and advising on photographic matters
10. Analysis of photographs and video footage
11. Video work (with a fellow professional)
12. Attending court to give evidence on findings
13. In house training on the use and limits of forensic photography in presenting evidence to courts

IE commitment to client care
Our mission is “To use our skills and expertise present the best possible (photographic) evidence in a professional way that serves the interests of justice in a way that is understood and without prejudice to any party”

Professionalism comes as standard!  We aim to provide the best quality.

IE photography accepts instructions throughout the UK.

Urgent work can be turned around within 24-36 hours.

IE photography handles sensitive material and if required will provide professional undertakings for safe keeping of documents and photographs.

Secure online viewing facilities are available if parties are separated geographically and time is important.

All work is supplied complete and ready for service with a signed statement where necessary.

All data is backed up and stored securely to comply with relevant time limits. All our work is insured (including cover whilst on site) and backed up with an independent complaints mechanism through both the CRFP and BIPP.