X-rays of flower

by Hugh Turvey

They say beauty is only skin deep - but Hugh Turvey's x-rays of flowers show they are captivating through and through. Hugh, who trained as a designer / art director before studying photography Gered Mankowitz, first used X-rays in 1996 to photograph a human skull as a favour to a musician friend who needed an image for an album cover. He has since used the technique to produce a series of coloured x-rays of everyday objects

Don't you just like it? I was remember i read this somewhere, a book by Paul Arden, thereby he introduce a picture of wilted tulip taken by Andre Kertesz. Thats when it makes picture memorable.. ..