Hugh Turvey has coined the term xogram to describe his art, which is a crossover between x-rays and photography. He says “the only difference between my x-ray images and the photograms produced by the early photographic pioneers is the frequency of the ‘light’ used to expose the ‘paper’.”
The images are shot on conventional x-ray film, then scanned and digitally coloured. This kiss was displayed in Edinburgh as part of the Royal Photographic Society’s Light Works exhibition.
Travel with Intent 
That’s an amazing image x #alphabetphoto
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This is a very creative bit.. And a decent name, to boot.
ROG, ABCW
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Excellent concept, conceived and executed well.
Thank you for showing!
Happy WW!
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I’m with Rain, – my thoughts exactly…
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How fascinating. I want to see more.
My ABC WEDNESDAY
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eerie!
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Wow, that is a whole new perspective on a kiss that I prefer not to think about while actually kissing ! Wonder what the message the artist is trying to convey ? Maybe, enjoy kissing while you can ’cause before you know it, you’ll be planted in the ground or burned to ash and scattered to the wind.! LOL Coolest X treatment so far !!!
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That’s a cheery interpretation 😉
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That’s pretty cool! I’d like to try something like that. I wonder how I can get my hands on an x-ray. Hmmm.
The View from the Top of the Ladder
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Interesting photography! Surely artsy, but also a little macabre:)
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Interesting! I’ve never seen anything quite like it.
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Kind of takes the romance out of it!
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 3:33 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Amazing shot, love the way you caprured the reflection.
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What a creative technique.
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Wonderful post with creative information and photo!
Happy Weekend coming to you,
artmusedog and carol
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This was very cool! A unique post and a very interesting photo share! Have a great week and thanks again! Hugs, Anne
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Now that is definitely something you don’t see every day! Amazing! 🙂
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Super spooky! 🙂
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Really cool photos. Very spooky
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Neat!
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This is really different and I find it captivating
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I like it :). I hope that Cardinal will see it too.
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I found it fascinating
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this is neat art – I have never seen it – thanks for sharing D 🙂
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First time for me too
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🙂
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Wow, that’s different! 🙂
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It was a fascinating exhibition.
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