Ever do a Google search for “acupuncture photos”? Most of what pops up is pretty run-of-the-mill stuff: Needles being placed in a young woman’s flawless back. Another woman resting peacefully with needles in her face. Meridians and points imposed on a sketch of an older Asian gentleman. Maybe the occasional shock-value shot of someone retaining way too many needles. You know the deal.
If you’ve looked for acupuncture artwork for an office/clinic, or images for a website or publication, you know it can be tough to find anything unique. We think this is part of why there’s been such a positive response to the photos on AcuTake. They’re different.
The other piece of it, we think, has to do with what our photos say about acupuncture. The first-and-foremost goal with every photo on AcuTake has been to create something that visually supports its associated article. Our photos neither sensationalize nor sugarcoat acupuncture. They tell reality-based stories about how acupuncture influences modern life. Read this article
