Flowers may already be very beautiful and delicate-looking, but the Floral X-rays photo series takes this aesthetic up a notch. As its name suggests, this photo shoot revolves around stunning x-rays of flowers. It turns these pretty plants into two dimensional, transparent versions of their former selves.
Shot by Singapore-based fine art photographer Brendan Fitzpatrick, the Floral X-rays photo series demonstrates his affinity for mixed media collages and science fiction illustrations in addition to photography. The Floral X-rays series is fragilely futuristic and artistically rendered. It also embodies the photographer's appreciation for the art form's stillness and dynamism. Using a digital x-ray system to capture the images, Fitzpatrick then edited and color corrected them in Photoshop.
Transparent Flower Photography
Brendan Fitzpatrick's Floral X-Rays Series is Fragilely Futuristic
Trend Themes
1. Floral X-rays - The use of digital x-ray systems to create transparent images of flowers presents an opportunity for innovative artistic creations.
2. Mixed Media Collages - Combining multiple art forms like x-rays, science fiction illustrations, and photography can create unique and visually stunning artwork.
3. Digital Editing in Photography - The ability to edit and color correct x-ray images in software like Photoshop allows for endless creative possibilities.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art - The Floral X-rays series showcases a new form of fine art that merges science with artistry.
2. Photography - Digital x-ray technology presents a new tool for photographers to experiment and create unique works of art.
3. Medical Technology - The use of digital x-ray technology in photography could lead to the development of new medical imaging equipment and techniques.