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No, these striking images weren’t made using Photoshop trickery. They were actually taken using a unique process which involves placing photographic paper onto an object, placing them both on a high-voltage plate, then cranking up the juice. Referred to as Kirlian photography, the technique dates back to a 1939 discovery… |
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