Weekly Photo Challenge: Illumination Posted on January 15, 2013 by bluebee Scientific IlluminationAnatomy of the human hand – Melbourne Museum Five favourites from this week’s photo challenge: Illumination JohanStellarPhotography Britten What’s (in) the Picture? Brandon Bored Ruminations & Screeds About these ads Rate this:Like this:Like Loading...
The staff at the Melbourne Museum do an excellent job with the displays, G. It’s a marvellous place to spend a day Log in to Reply
Yes, great interpretation. Either we are very complicated, or this fellow needs a new set of gloves, or both. (Oh, sorry) Log in to Reply
Haha – yes! Quite confronting to see a human hand like this. Everything loses the colour of life in death. Log in to Reply
Actually, a very ancient sculpture that has been repeated billions of times, Adee. It is the hand of a real human who donated their body to science. http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/infosheets/exhibiting-body-parts-in-the-mind-and-body-gallery/ Log in to Reply
Thanks, Benedicte. Those “wires” are preserved ligaments and veins – http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/infosheets/exhibiting-body-parts-in-the-mind-and-body-gallery/ Log in to Reply
It was, Nicola – they have a number of real human body parts exhibited – very interesting Log in to Reply
Love the interpretation, BB!
Thanks, Sued51
One tiny MIRACLE!
Isn’t it amazing to see inside the body like this?!
Interesting…i like this one
It is, Jo – I would love to see the Bodies Revealed exhibition.
That’s quite impressive! Thank you for the pingback.
Thanks, and you’re welcome:)
What an incredible shot/piece of art.
The staff at the Melbourne Museum do an excellent job with the displays, G. It’s a marvellous place to spend a day
Really like the photo.
Thanks, Charles. So strange to see inside ourselves in 3-D like this
wonderful display, great take on the theme
Thanks, Christine. I can highly recommend a day at the museum
Yes, great interpretation. Either we are very complicated, or this fellow needs a new set of gloves, or both. (Oh, sorry)
Haha – yes!
Quite confronting to see a human hand like this. Everything loses the colour of life in death.
That hand has been in the bath far too long
Hahaha
Lovely – modern sculpture!
Actually, a very ancient sculpture that has been repeated billions of times, Adee. It is the hand of a real human who donated their body to science. http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/infosheets/exhibiting-body-parts-in-the-mind-and-body-gallery/
a lot of wires in that hand! high tech, and interesting interpretation od the theme.
Thanks, Benedicte. Those “wires” are preserved ligaments and veins – http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/infosheets/exhibiting-body-parts-in-the-mind-and-body-gallery/
Amazing to see – fascinating
It was, Nicola – they have a number of real human body parts exhibited – very interesting
What an illuminated object. amazing.
It’s a wonder more things don’t go wrong with all that stuff packed inside like that