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Home › Entertainment

Entertainment | 12/01/2008 12:30 pm

Inside Peek at X-RAY: The Book of Objects X-Rayed (Photos)

Photo Essay

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This is the most interesting peek at lingerie you’ll ever get …

wowOwow has 24 images of x-rayed fashion objects (including bras, belts, boxers and blouses) from Viking Studio’s new coffee-table book X-Ray: See Through the World Around You. X-Ray is a collection of 300 x-rays taken by renowned artist Nick Veasey. The images in the book range from everyday items (like a flower and laptop) to extraordinary objects (like a Boeing 777 and an electric chair).

Flip through this photo essay to see Veasey’s intriguing photos and read the artist’s personal reflections.

Tell us: What item did you find the most shocking? Why?
Read more about: Arts, Books, Fashion, Lifestyle, Literature, Photography

6 Reader Comments (so far…) Sign In or Register to comment

Ms. Dee
Generally, the appeal escapes me. But I was struck by the boxing gloves. They looked like a pair of children’s mittens.
By Ms. Dee on 12/01/2008 3:38 pm
DeBúrca obj
Something about these photos is relaxing to the eye.
By DeBúrca obj on 12/01/2008 8:34 pm
Josie Sullivan
I absolutely love X-Rays! I should have been a radiologist. I prefer the ones with the black background out of this display. I actually had a friend who worked for a vet and gave me the old X-Rays from various animals. I save them year after year in hopes to one day find a bunch of light boxes on sale so that I can do an art installation piece. I also have some of my own images of my body and teeth. So, I know what your saying Ms. Dee but I guess the beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
By Josie Sullivan on 12/01/2008 10:12 pm
sami sawan
can someone explain the camera setting to get the quality of photos , i am a doctor and i take pics of x-ray when i need to but they never come out like this
By sami sawan on 01/06/2009 7:51 am