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SLEEP I - Sleep Spindle
Sleep spindles are one of several measures employed by the brain to keep a sleeper in an unconscious state. This pattern is produced during sleep to inhibit the processing of unnecessary information, which would especially interrupt stage 2 sleep. This is why they are most prominent in this period (although stages 3 and 4 produce them in reduced quantities) - during other states subjects are more difficult to awaken (with the exception of the transitory stage 1)
(Stage 2 - the person is unconscious, though awakened easily. No eye movements occur, and dreaming is very rare during this stage. EEG recordings tend to show characteristic "sleep spindles" and "K-complexes" during this stage.)
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Model: Kemi
(she is half African, I painted her face white)
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Model: Kemi
Shotdate | -location:
2006
Mar.
31
| Wien (AT)
Camera
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SX-70 Alpha1
| SX-70
(expired)
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Trick the camera..
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