Bloody lovely: Heart foundation photo contest reveals inner beauty

Angela Marshall | | Cardiovascular Business | Vascular & Endovascular

To celebrate 50 years of research, the British Heart Foundation held a photography competition, showcasing biological imaging. The top prize and five finalists were announced Jan. 27.

The Daily Mail published the striking pictures, including the winner, “The Clot Thickens,” below.

The beauty of BLOOD: Photography competition that celebrates research into hear…

Angela Marshall

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