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http://theburnsarchive.blogspot.com/
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am a big fan of your work. Inspired by the Wellcome blog, last year I started an online journal for The Burns Archive. The Burns Archive is one on the largest privately held collections of medical photography in the world. Along with medicine, the collection focuses on vernacular photography from 1840-1940. We post news about our exhibitions and publications and share rare unpublished images and stories. You may enjoy our current exhibits on memorial photography and civil war clinical photography.
http://www.cursodefotografia.biz/cursos-de-fotografia-online/