Pearce Quigley appears as a guest cast member in (Season 1) playing the character Charlie Filton

I photographed the autopsy scene using a two light setup with soft, diffused lighting, then digitally painted the actor’s skin in post production to create a convincing cadaverous with cyanosis in appearance.

TV series Art Detectives (Season 1), the character Matty Frayne is played by actor Charles Ison.

I photographed the autopsy scene using a two light setup with soft, diffused lighting, then digitally painted the actor’s skin in post production to create a convincing cadaverous with cyanosis in appearance.

Harry Mountford Crime Scene Art Detectives - Season 1 

I photographed the Harry Mountford death scene for Art Detectives, Season 1, capturing the body in situ within the jade sarcophagus, with the oxygen tank present in frame, supported by wider establishing views and close up images of significant detail.

Raymond Bettane Crime scene.

Crime scene photography for the Raymond Bettane case in Art Detectives, Season 1, including general views to establish the room, location photographs to show the placement of items within the wider environment, and close up images to record specific details.

I photographed the Makarov pistol in clean left and right profile views, using a forensic ruler in each frame to give the images the authenticity of formal evidence photography. Providing scale and orientation, the ruler reinforces the procedural realism of the scene and helps the weapon read as accurately logged for a police case file.

I created a police report, built around the forensic examination of a Makarov style 9x18mm pistol. Combining an AFIS report, evidence photography, technical specifications and a hospital report, the package was designed to feel like a credible evidential record, with enough procedural detail.

Art Detectives Viking hoard/ Season 1, Episode 2, “Dead and Buried”.

I photographed the Viking hoard for Art Detectives, producing overview and detail images that documented the collection as a whole while capturing the finer detail, condition and character of the individual artefacts.