Hugh Turvey: Inside the Life of an X-Ray Artist

[LouCypher]

Hugh Turvey: Inside the Life of an X-Ray Artist | PROOF

Hugh Turvey is a British artist and photographer who uses x-ray technology to create what he calls Xograms, a fusion of visible light and x-ray imagery. I first worked with him for an assignment in the magazine and have to come to rely on his expertise when it comes to seeing the unseen. I spoke with him about his work and recent photo published in the February issue of National Geographic magazine.

 

[Rev_Night]

You get +rep for making this thread and drawing my attention to this topic.
You get -rep for only posting one of the pictures, which is the whole point of this topic.

cmon man

just look at this bike:

 

[LouCypher]

You get -rep for only posting one of the pictures, which is the whole point of this topic.

Taking the chance that National Geographic breaks the image links and I didn't want to rehost. Figured one teaser image is enough to get you to check the article with a wall of text not everyone cares to read. The fish is my new wallpaper.

 

[Rev_Night]

Ahh....national geographic. I used to beat off to saggy african tits when i was a kid.

 

[GreyGhost]

His nickname around the hood was Topsy.

 

[Plasmatic]

His nickname around the hood was Topsy.

Fool worthy post.