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German photographer Marc Steinmetz has done a photo essay on Gunther von Hagens' (of Body Worlds fame) plastination method of bodliy preservation; check out all the photos here.
Thanks Loki. My mistake; I appreciate you drawing my attention to that. And thanks to Mark for pointing out my other error; am on the road, and rushed the post in my hotel room--have learned my lesson about that! All errors should now be fixed. And Kyle, glad you're enjoying the blog!
4 comments:
You are compiling an amazing array of medical and illustration reference. I'm awestruck and have the heebeejeebees all at the same time! Thank you!
A great blog! Thank you for your work.
Mark Steinmetz is a friend of mine and a fine and well published photographer. Unfortunately, he is not Marc Steinmetz, who did this essay.
http://www.marksteinmetz.net/
vs
http://www.marcsteinmetz.com/pages/estart.html
(nit: it's actually MedGadget, not MetaGadget)
Thanks Loki. My mistake; I appreciate you drawing my attention to that. And thanks to Mark for pointing out my other error; am on the road, and rushed the post in my hotel room--have learned my lesson about that! All errors should now be fixed. And Kyle, glad you're enjoying the blog!
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