[bileboy]

Thanks for sharing. The Springer Atlas of Forensic Pathology is a very good resource as well, for those who like DR-style images mostly for the scientific aspects. Many of the images are cropped and uploaded here and elsewhere but the information accompanying is to me the more interesting aspect. And that information is excellent. It is split into sections, ie: blunt force trauma, drowning, overdose, firearms death et al and the pictures are very high-quality. Not voyeuristic in the least, but I suppose it fills that function as well haha.

The Rohen & Yokochi Color Atlas of Anatomy is another excellent resource in the same vein - that is more so exquisitely presented pictures of dissections for anatomy students and it is superb.

[d1zz3213]

Originally Posted by bileboy ↗

Thanks for sharing. The Springer Atlas of Forensic Pathology is a very good resource as well, for those who like DR-style images mostly for the scientific aspects. Many of the images are cropped and uploaded here and elsewhere but the information accompanying is to me the more interesting aspect. And that information is excellent. It is split into sections, ie: blunt force trauma, drowning, overdose, firearms death et al and the pictures are very high-quality. Not voyeuristic in the least, but I suppose it fills that function as well haha.

The Rohen & Yokochi Color Atlas of Anatomy is another excellent resource in the same vein - that is more so exquisitely presented pictures of dissections for anatomy students and it is superb.

I will definitely check those out, thanks

[jesse]

I love this shit.

[d1zz3213]

Originally Posted by Sharon76 ↗

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Amazing amount of images to study, thanks for sharing

Thanks, I appreciate it :)

[gatagato]

Originally Posted by bileboy ↗

Thanks for sharing. The Springer Atlas of Forensic Pathology is a very good resource as well, for those who like DR-style images mostly for the scientific aspects. Many of the images are cropped and uploaded here and elsewhere but the information accompanying is to me the more interesting aspect. And that information is excellent. It is split into sections, ie: blunt force trauma, drowning, overdose, firearms death et al and the pictures are very high-quality. Not voyeuristic in the least, but I suppose it fills that function as well haha.

The Rohen & Yokochi Color Atlas of Anatomy is another excellent resource in the same vein - that is more so exquisitely presented pictures of dissections for anatomy students and it is superb.

• http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...emains-107639/
  
• Postmortem changes and time of death
  
• http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...utopsy-142696/
  
• http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...deaths-151947/
  
• http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...deaths-100661/
  
• Gunshot Wound Deaths Part. II

[Ptotheg]

This is great! Thanks for posting!

[James 1969]

[Spiffyfable]

I'm working in the Preproom again so this is just about Everyday stuffs for me

[Kiwibunny]

[QUOTE=d1zz3213;4715626]I hope you guys like these. I put the album on IMGUR


thanks for sharing.