A femtosecond optical Kerr gate time-gated ballistic imaging method is demonstrated to image a transparent object in a turbid medium.The shape features of the object are obtained by time-resolved selection of the ballistic photons with different optical path lengths,the thickness distribution of the object is mapped,and the maximum is less than 3.6％.This time-resolved ballistic imaging has potential applications in studying properties of the liquid core in the near field of the fuel spray.