Death portraits shared around the world | Newsblog | Guardian UnlimitedFirst Faved : Apr 24 2008 by TopBillinFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 6 timesFave It!
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Quoted: Two days ago, the Guardian published in G2, and on the website, a series of photographs by a German photographer, Walter Schels, and his partner Beate Lakotta. The subject matter was death: the pictures consisted of a series of portraits of people both before and - crucially - after death.
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