From a young age, I have had a keen interest in Electronics, and by the time I was 17, I had built my first X-ray apparatus.

The x-ray apparatus I use today is much safer.
It was recently inspected, (May 2011) and found to fully comply with the requirements set out in the "Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999".

I have come a long way since those early days, and now produce radiographs of exceptional appeal and detail, and have even had some images published, in the Amerian College of Radiology magazine.

As a result of this article I was invited to become a member of the Radiology community www.radiolopolis.com by its founder, Roland Talanow, M.D., Ph.D. and to provide art work for the online radiology museum. www.radiologymuseum.org

My images have also been twice displayed by National Geographic, in their "Daily Dozen" feature.
As well as in New Scientist, in their Art Photo cometition (Technology),
and on Snapalley.com as in their Black & White competition.

ACR Bulletin Oct 2009 There is a PDF of the issue of ACR magazine HERE. Two images featured in an article inside....

ACR Bulletin Cover image Nov-Dec 2011. Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)

ACR Bulletin feature image.
Nov-Dec 2011



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National Geographic May 2011 Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)	Special Recognition, Light Space & Time "Nature" Art Competition. May 2011 Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)
New Scientist July 2011 Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)	Snapalley.com Finalist Black & White July 2011 Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)
National Geographic August 2011. Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)	MILSET Science Photo Contest Silver award September 2011 Click the above image for a larger view. (Opens in a new window.)

Special Recognition, Light Space & Time
"Seasons" Art Competition. September 2011

I am now taking mostly plant radiographs, and have developed novel and innovative techniques, to create these images.
I never tire of the hidden beauty that surrounds us. Many pieces of Art in the world,
are things that are seen with the eye, and are already perceived to be beautiful.

Using X-rays, even the mundane becomes interesting, and the ugly becomes beautiful.
Everywhere I look I wonder what things would look like when radiographed,
I am always pleasantly surprised when I do.