
A few weeks ago I did a gig for the New York Times, which ran last Sunday April 6th. It is a sprawling piece about the increasing cost of health care technology and medicine for the chronically ill. For my part I was lucky enough to photograph a wonderful family in Oakland, who have a daughter with Diabetes Type 1. You can read the excellent story by reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal here.
Below is the full-frame version of the shot that ran, and an outtake. Thanks to Gabrielle, her family and Beth at the Times.
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The insulin pumps Gabrielle Woodland and others use for Type 1 diabetes are efficient, but expensive. Nathan Weyland for The New York Times |
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Gabrielle tests her blood sugar level with a glucose reader. Photo by Nathan Weyland |
1 comment:
woah, dude that is awesome
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