Tuesday, September 09, 2014

Seeing in a New Way

It's always fun and invigorating to try something new in photography.  Recently I teamed with a friend of mine, Charles Needle and we made a series of radiographs (xrays) of flowers, plants, and shells. For technical reasons we used a mammogram machine provided by Teton Radiology of Idaho Falls to make the radiographs. Then I decided to use texturing to give the images a more "earthy" and less clinical feel. Here are a few of the results...

Things of the Earth

Never Fear to Stand Alone

Textured Tulips Thanks to Charles Needle for encouraging me to try this fun technique.
You can see more radiograph images here...
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