Dutch X-ray technician and amateur photographer , Albert Koetsier , went beyond the negatives in X-rays of flowers and plants and transformed them into beautiful images of art.
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ReplyDeleteVeronica, you sure do find some of the most amazing things! I love the x-rays of the shells & the pop up books. And I'm really glad you found the clam chowder of your dreams! Being from the Pacific Northwest, I can't imagine going for more than a month without clam chowder! If you can ever find Jake's clam chowder in a can, buy it!! You can make some of the very best, creamiest clam chowder there is at home. You add whole milk & butter to what's in the can. Jake's is a famous Portland restaurant and their clam chowder is awesome! I do love it at Fisherman's Wharf too and at every restaurant on the Oregon Coast!
ReplyDeleteLove the ones of the flowers. Thanks again for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOMG! I love the X-ray art! The lilies are my favorite! You out did yourself again! BEAUTIFUL..
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heh heh. I can't wait for tomorrows post!
Beautiful! I love the Sea Horses.
ReplyDeleteStunning.
ReplyDeleteWhere DO you find these?
So exquisite...I love the shells and and leaves!
ReplyDeleteThat's so unique but beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Who would have ever known?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning! I just adore the flower ones. I'd put them on my wall!
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