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You can see the leg there with the break.
This was a interesting moment for me. The house has mud walls and one main room on a dirt floor yet the father had these Xray images of his daughter stored away.
broken right femur - fixed with titanium rod (full length down to knee)
broken left hip - fixed with screws
omron relay.
240V/25A this baby can switch. wanted to use it to switch the xray radiator but it turned out my timers built in relay does fine.
my wife's xray
i used a strobe on our white bathroom door to illuminate the xray...
did not have a wireless trigger at that time so i had to set the shutter speed 1 sec to give me time to trigger the flash manually...
This is the second quilt in this series, featuring more of my dyed fabric, plus some photos I took in Italy printed onto fabric. The top, lighter photo is a cast of one of the victims of Pompeii, and the lower, darker photo is Pope Innocent, under one of the altars at St. Peter's in Rome. Again, the hand was free-motion stitched, no drawing beforehand.
First there was Iron Man, and now there’s Titanium Man.
After two weeks, Tyler’s shoulder is healing nicely.
It’s Friday night, and you deserve to not have to read much.
So, here’s to a great weekend!!
XRay following surgery showing the Dynamic Hip Screw and 8 hole titanium plate stabalising the femur
Ever had someone look at you and you feel that they are looking into your soul? Look at someone, behind the makeup, their character, hair, makeup and clothing. Into their true self. This is Xray vision, a magical power we all have.
I made use of my models very dark features for this photograph by asking him to tilt down slightly casting a shadow around his dark eyes that I wanted to be directed towards the camera.
Editing programme- Adobe Photoshop CS3
Location: Melton, New Walk, Leicester, UK.
Camera: Canon EOS 1100D
ISO: 640
Fstop: f4.5
Focal Length: 33mm