He actually uses x-ray technology to create each image. He earned recognition in 2005, when he photographed an Alexander McQueen collection, earning him a Bronze award from the Association of Photography. Since then, he’s won numerous awards in fashion and photography, and has been in Time and Wired magazine. Sometime in 2011, he’ll be featured in an exhibit at the V&A Museum in London and at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow. The following photograph of a Boeing 777 is the largest x-ray photograph ever, requiring over 500 separate x-rays of individual elements.