Ruadh DeLone takes a fun look at the photo process of getting 'booked' into prison registration with his zany and fun incarcerated portrait photography entitled 'Usual Suspects.' This silly collection of photos are out of the ordinary, especially since you would never see a real-life situation with jail processing photos as fun as these ones are.
The artist is seen making goofy faces, smoking and is even hanging upside down in one of the shots. The best part of this collection is in the DeLone's ability to morph into each different person, representing John Lee in one picture to Henry Jones in another. Overall, the Usual Suspects collection is a great representation of what a group of typical small time criminals might look like.
What's Driving This Trend
- Incarcerated Portrait Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to create unique and entertaining interpretations of the prison registration process.
- 'usual Suspects' Series
- Potential for artists to explore humorous and unconventional representations of criminals and law enforcement.
- Fun and Silly Jail Processing Photos
- Growing demand for lighthearted and entertaining photography experiences related to law enforcement.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photographers can offer incarcerated portrait sessions as a creative and distinctive service.
- Art
- Artists can create and exhibit collections that challenge the traditional portrayal of criminals and law enforcement.
- Entertainment
- Opportunity for entertainment companies to incorporate humorous jail processing photos into their offerings, such as themed exhibitions or merchandise.
