Then I combined my two backgrounds in science and photography. I was tired of eating squash and potatoes. I got an apartment and a regular job. It was good in that it stabilized me a little while. The job was technique-oriented and I learned a lot.
Big hospitals publish things all the time.
They need documentation before, during and after chemo and surgery. I took pictures of things like body parts that had been amputated. The tough thing is that you have to photograph people. After a radical mastectomy, you ask a woman to please raise her arm. The pain, you cry.