The use of photography is essential to the forensic podiatrist and will be used to capture images of footprints, footwear, insoles (sock liners), shoe wear, the feet of those under consideration, and closer detail from any of these objects. Those undertaking this work need to become familiar with the equipment used and should be practiced in the techniques required. Consideration is given here initially to the selection of equipment for forensic podiatry use and later instruction and recommendations in relation to procedure. All of these techniques can be practiced without cost, and for the “trainee” forensic podiatrist such practice is recommended to build the skills and experience required in actual case work.