British photographer Nick Veasey uses five X-ray machines in a fortified studio to capture eerie images revealing the innards of large metal objects, from cars to firearms. This photo is of a Tommy gun.
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British photographer Nick Veasey uses five X-ray machines in a fortified studio to capture eerie images revealing the innards of large metal objects, from cars to firearms. This photo is of a Tommy gun.
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Mini Cooper —
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Standing robot —
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Veasey couldn't fit the whole plane in his studio, so he disassembled it, photographed sections and then reproduced the rest in Photoshop.
Boeing 777 —
Veasey couldn't fit the whole plane in his studio, so he disassembled it, photographed sections and then reproduced the rest in Photoshop.
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Anschutz rifle —
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M16 rifle —
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Walking robot —
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Franchi SPAS-12 combat shotgun —
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Walther PPK handgun —
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Crucified robot —
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