A Day in the Life: Police Photographer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Ever wanted to know what a day in the life of a Police Photographer looks like?! Well we've got the video for you. Follow Rhonda as she takes you through the ins and outs of what a typical day looks like as part of the Police Photography Section based in Auckland, New Zealand!
Yay she says with all the enthusiasm she can muster lol. Made me laugh. I hesitate to imagine what kind of scenes she has to photograph. Awesome Vlog!
What a total BADASS
These folks are unbelievably cool, she especially seems like a really good person. It almost makes me sad that I can't relate, lol. This whole vlog edit was really well done too, like I'm amazing at the quality & insight their production shows us without being too intrusive, vague or dramatized.
Yet another wonderful video from Auckland Police TV. Not suggesting for a moment it's a cushy job, but if I were still policing (I'd be up to about 32 years now), I'd love to do this until mandatory retirement at 60.
Is being a police photographer part of SOCO or a separate branch?
Best wishes from Brisbane, and take care out there.
I think Australia has gotten rid of dedicated photographers.
Forensics just do the photos now.
Some police just use their mobile phones.
Jess Ess In QPS scenes of crimes officers do photography for most jobs. Photography section specialise in more drones, fix photographs if they’re underexposed, 3D for homicide jobs etc. They are more specialised and not like the role they play in NZ police.
Awesome work Rhonda Love your job keep up the great work you are doing an amazing job
Stunning video thanks for sharing this with us all
Awesome video Rhonda it's good to see what the New Zealand police do please bring me out more videos like that
Will do! :)
This is what im attempting to go to school for and giving the absolute run around 😫 of course I love studying mass media but I love forensic photography too. I need to know what she did to get there
Naaji Solovly politics in NZ police. Who you “know” as with a lot of jobs.
Could you do a ‘day in the life of’ detectives?
Too sensitive unfortunately.
Great work guys, awesome vlog, keep it up
I'm a Ghana Police Photographer. Proud to watch this video
Awesome vlog. Great insight into another department as well as mature age recruitment 👍
Rhonda's quite natural at the Vlogs great job was really interesting to watch thanks :)
this is one of the jobs i wanna do when i join the Police
This was quite inspiring know Rhonda joined the police at 46.
Can you do a "day in a life of a highway patrol" officer 🚔🚓🛣🚦 or RBT patrol random checks around
Definitely a possibility! Taken on board!
Maybe do a look at the CVST.
Surely a video in the DCU is coming 👌🏻 the role of an AO 🤷🏻♂️
I like how the vid starts like it's an mtv reality show lol. Vid was very useful though. I am making a comic and my protagonist is a forensic photographer. Thank you.
Cant wait for the AOS one
Yes pleaaaaase!!
Still on the approval train! As you can imagine - a lot of sensitive information.
@@newzealandpolice yeah i can imagine! I saw a couple of them at MOTAT once and they kept they're faces hidden and wouldn't let me anywhere near they're assault rifles lol. Mad respect
do you still need to go through the academy to be a police photographer?
I know this is old but this is one of those jobs I would really enjoy having...
awesome video keep em coming !:D
Wow, photography and police work. Could there be a better job. I was at a local crime scene taking photos from outside the cordon for a photography project and saw a police photographer there. Good to see the how things work behind the scenes and I am definitely going to show this video to my photography classes.
Be great to have one of the photographers come along and do a talk at my photography club some time but they must be pretty busy by the sound of things.
It is not a easy job they have to deal with some horrid things and go home with those images in there heads, praise them for a great job
That’s really cool that she’s both a photographer and constable at the same time! I definitely don’t want to be an officer of the law, but I am a photographer. I wonder if any departments use civilian photographers 🤔.
Awesome video.
Yyoooo nothing but full frame and L-lenses
Just had to say, great video! Pretty woman too! 😘
That's a cool job how do you apply for one?
🔥🌟
Please do DPS :)
Good ol Kumeu/ Huapai
Hi guys was wondering when is the aos video coming out?
Quick question, is this role performed by civilian staff or is it a career option for constables?
From the video it sounds like a constable role cause she said they don't know when they're going to have to step into a normal police role or a traffic incident
I was wondering the same thing
Same, I was interested in the photography side of things but not so much being an officer for 2 or 3 years first 😂
Did you guys watch the video? She went to police college, worked in the front line as a officer for 18months
6:27 clearly shows that she's a constable
Awesome mum
Can't you just use a drone for air footage
Just curious, are there height restrictions for police officer in nz?
I also wonder what's the ratio of Asian police officers are there?
There are no longer any height requirements but there used to be
Do you train as a police woman first?
Do a day in the life eagle
Work in progress :)
@@newzealandpolice YAYYYYY!
More dog videos please 😍
Hey, I'm thinking of studying this as my career, I just wanted to ask you if you have to see dead people often? Do you have to take photos of dead people?
Are you ever in danger
im wondering the same
Where’s constable Hurn?!
Holiday
Great video and good insight into the Photography Section, if you need a fill hit me up ;) #betterworkstories ;)
Hi guys, hope you're considering 360° cameras soon, if not using these old monsters to shoot 360° panoramas. That's my area of expertise 😉
Good vidio
Do you lights on your car can u go thrue red lights
lmao at 4:15
she's talking bout yo undies
Crack up Sam's mum
not the best thing to comment tbh (privacy)
Brah her names on there🤔 on a certificate
@@nztrucker1542 ㅑim talking about her son now known as "Sam"
@@simonrhee3123 its youtube if there was privacy issues they'd close the comment sections
@@nztrucker1542 fair
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Well I'll just get a picture of it. Lets see... f32... and it's dark, it's been rainin'... and uh... Oh for heaven's sake STAND BACK Suzanna! Stand back! Get out of the way! And for heaven's sake don't TOUCH anything! This is all EVIDENCE!
U carrry a glock?
@@SamT-bs1jm hopefully they have a trunk sensor then...
timinator855 the gun tray is locked usually
Quick question. Do you offer jobs to people who live in different countries if they're willing to move over?
Not on the force, however have police with very distinctive UK accents etc. if you have the skills???
The music is terrible
cant unfold a tripod. cant hold a camera right, etc. No to mention the constant AF beeps.
My 70 year old mum is a better photographer I reckon
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So leaving police work to do photos probably wasn't a good idea -- hindsight and all that.
And with all due respect.... Ah, DAM, Rhonda is smokin bloody hot.
Do they photograph people doing 104 kmph on a passing lane to gather revenue ?
you won't get ticketed doing 104, why would you?
Matowix Unplugged , becoming obsessed?
@@respectablebogan3276 yes over the holiday season they drop the 10 kmph leeway to 4 kmph to get more revenue in.
@@banjopete no just concerned.
@@matowixunplugged7927 no, they make the limit 104 which means you won't get ticketed at 104 will you? Smh
Is that all you do?? Why can't you use a DRONE?? It's 2019 not 1989 zzzzz
Because a drone doesn't have the versatility of a dslr.
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