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Photographer’s Journey Part 2: Bog Mummies, Babies, and Shark Skin | Nat Geo Live
(Part 2 of 3) National Geographic photographer Robert Clark captures life and death and everything in between, photographing striking images of newborns and 2,300-year-old mummies pulled from the boggy depths.
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Photographer’s Journey Part 2: Bog Mummies, Babies, and Shark Skin | Nat Geo Live
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Published Jun 29, 2015