When Dutch birth photographer Marry Fermont documents labor and delivery, she likes to take photos of the placenta or "afterbirth." "I find it so fascinating that ... without this organ, there would be no baby," Fermont told The Huffington Post, emphasizing the important role of the placenta as the source of nourishment and oxygen for the fetus. "The baby and the placenta are inseparable, and it feels weird not to photograph something so important,"she added. The photographer said she first sa...
When Dutch birth photographer Marry Fermont documents labor and delivery, she likes to take photos of the placenta or "afterbirth." "I find it so fascinating that ... without this organ, there would be no baby," Fermont told The Huffington Post, emphasizing the important role of the placenta as the source of nourishment and oxygen for the fetus. "The baby and the placenta are inseparable, and it feels weird not to photograph something so important,"she added. The photographer said she first sa...
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