Sanctuary
January 3, 2014 § Leave a comment
Photo by Kathy Phillips, U.S. National Archives. Public domain.
A young father bottle-fed his 15-day-old son in our waiting room. The son had a rare syndrome and the bottle was fitted to his condition. Milk was spilling out. The father kept on feeding, talking to his son and wiping his chin. « Read the rest of this entry »
Click the Sick
January 2, 2014 § 2 Comments
Kaushik Ghosh is ready to shoot an orthopaedic surgery (Photo: Sayantan Bera)
The latest issue of Down To Earth, India’s only science and environment fortnightly runs an article about medical photography. The journalist chose to open the piece with some quotes from posts I’ve done here on The Sterile Eye.
The article examines the state of medical photography in India today and the interview with Kaushik Ghosh, one of the country’s few trained medical photographers, is especially interesting.
Read the article in Down To Earth here.
If you want to read the quoted blog posts in full, go to A Sudden Jolt of Sadness and The Opposite of Fashion.
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