X-Ray Photographer Nick Veasey
Posted by: darkchyld on: October 28, 2008
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Ever wondered what it is like to peer into the insides of things? Well, you could always check out the x-ray photography works by Nick Veasey who has done x-ray photography of things ranging from a feather to a Boeing 777. He has also compiled a book of his wonderful work aptly titled X-Ray
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1 | Edward
October 28, 2008 at 11:51 am
Wow the X-ray photographs of the flowers are almost abstract art worthy.2nd last photo is a picture of pears?Looks like a flower