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A new photostory begins... expect a total of 16 pictures! :)

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(c) 2008 JS Monzani / jsmonzani.com. Please do not use any of my images without my agreement. LEGAL ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN IF YOU DO NOT RESPECT THIS COPYRIGHT
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~Dliefxer Sep 6, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
What makes that Black Cloths move and fly? What an amazing photo shoots here...
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`jsmonzani Sep 6, 2010  Professional Photographer
We thrown them in the aire :)
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~CarmineDragon Aug 4, 2010
Ok, I just wanted to ask you whether these 3D-objects were done with Blender or how you did them. ^^;

But now I read you throw up a cloths. :aww: ... your ideas are just so amazing! :lol:

Do you mind two/three questions? :blushes:
1st: What kind of "clothes" were these? I'd now expect a plane 4x3m (about 14x10 feet) in size, black, made of silk or something like that ... I now really wanna have one myself, now that I can see what my idol made out of it! :la: ... which is why I'd like to get a similar one for my own ideas. :)
2nd: How do you put the shadows unter/behind/in front of the flying clothes? :meow: Do you put another layer (opacity about 50%?) under it in PS and paint it with a black brush?
3rd: Did you edit the clothes with the "liquify filter" (or how it will be called in English)? :)

Thank you so very much! :excited: :glomp:

Btw: An again amazing photo! :faint:
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`jsmonzani Aug 4, 2010  Professional Photographer
1. I'd say it's something silky around 1m50 x 2m
2. Curves + mask
3. No liquify filter, but several shots with lots of different "postures" for the cloth.
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~CarmineDragon Aug 4, 2010
Thank you so much! :)
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~po-stit Dec 14, 2009
you're work is incredible. You are an inspiration to new people like me. I hope you stop by my DA once complete. Love your mini stories.

Cheers
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`jsmonzani Dec 14, 2009  Professional Photographer
Thank you :)
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*DrewHopper Sep 11, 2009  Professional Photographer
I think I can learn a lot from you, your shooting technique mainly.
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Mood: Love *SandraPascuini May 12, 2009
Hello!!! :wave:
This beautiful artwork is featured here: [link] :rose:
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`jsmonzani May 12, 2009  Professional Photographer
Thank you :nod:
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