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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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2 comments:
dark
how do you know the baby is dead?
(honest question)
You know, that's a good question and you see a LOT of photos that are attributed to being post mortems when, in actuality, the person or child is just stiff or have half shut eyes, etc...especially from nefarious sellers that are just trying to make a little more $$$.
I think photography collectors pretty much go with their gut when trying to make that attribution. This one seems to be correct, but who knows?
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