bullet holes
Evidence of gunfire
Bullet holes are the punctures left when bullets strike a surface—walls, cars, bodies, signs.
The term describes both the entry wound and the characteristic damage pattern: a small central hole often surrounded by cracks or splintering.
The abandoned building was riddled with bullet holes.
Bullet holes serve as evidence in crime scenes and symbols of violence in photography and film.
- gunshotFirearm's explosive report
- gunfireDischarge of weapons
- drive byPass in a vehicle
- point blankAt very close range
- wallVertical enclosing structure
firearm · mark · ammunition · caliber · ballistics · ricochet · spalling · forensic analysis · shattered · perforation · lead · exit · shooting · museum artifacts · trajectory · puncture · protest art · damage
- evidenceevidence, evidence bag, circumstantial evidence, proof, admissible
- Crime Scenecrime scene, evidence marker, evidence bag, evidence bags, crime tape
- SFX makeupprosthetics, silicone, gelatin, appliances, sculpting
- Sherlock HolmesSherlock Holmes, Watson, Baker Street, Moriarty, Mrs. Hudson
- violenceviolence, physical attack, brutality, physical violence, aggression
bullet holesweathering
Atmospheric breakdown of materials
wear and tear · erosion · patina · decay · age spots
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