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A photographic technique is described which enables the production of a series of 35 mm transparencies for teaching topographical anatomy from whole body transverse sections. It shows the sequential build-up of a section from an easily identifiable individual structure to the whole, therefore allowing the viewer to identify important areas and key structures within a section more readily.
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