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Sometimes while working at the hospital, I am blessed with free time. I like to spend that time experimenting with X-ray film. On this page you will find the fruits of my success. These films that I have made have been a great consolation prize for children who have had a rough day on the examination table. |
These three images of Green Lantern, Superman, and Daredevil were images created from glow-in-the-dark comic book covers. I exposed the book covers to bright light, and then took them to the darkroom. There I laid X-ray film on top of the covers for less than a second. I ran the film through the automatic processor and produced these results. |
An actual X-ray of the Tick action figure. |
Move the cursor over the image to take her X-ray! |
Notice the reaction of the centauress to her X-ray. |
This image was produced by overlapping a positive image and a negative image and exposing them to less than .5 seconds of light. The resulting image gives us an embossed look. |
A skeleton artwork by my friend, Cherlyn. |
