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send me your address... contact me at: ericcurry@jps.net no charge as i am feeling generous just now..... regards: Eric curry

around f;14- iso 300-400 or so,- and just layered them in photoshop.

Thanks Beth.... Check out my web site for larger images of these shots and many more. I also have an ebook whichis fulled with ideas and practacle technical advice.

Hi . I use photoshop. If you want to see how I do it there is an ebook available that tells how I expose the images and how I put them back together. There is too much info to share on a video and I am too busy sadly to make more videos. I get asked so often for some more information on this ...

Yes the ebook does show how I stack and edit the images in hotoshop. It is very helpful for that it covers everything. You can get ahold of me through my web site, it has a link. Take Care: Eric

I diffuse the light with only a simple frosted layer of accitate or thin plastic if that is what you are sasking... NOt sure what fusion of layers is.

In photoshop I stack the layers on top of each other adn do not use any odd strange fileters or effects to create the look. Get my ebook for a ...

This shot is far too involved and I am some what obsessed with making something spectackular, so it took too long... 10 hours on locationtto shoot and about 40 hours on the computer to put together. it is totally possible to do so in only 30 minutes shooting and 10 minutes computer time if yo...

With flood lights, flashlights and sometimes overly large flood lights that painters use at night because the objects are so large or there is to much ambient light present in the location we want to shoot. It is not always possible to turn all the ambient lights off if I am in a somewhat publ...

Thanks so much for that kind observation. I do really try to share and help others grow from my experiences. Check out my ebook at my web site. Take care: Eric

Actually the steam was totally real. I exposed it with my very bright flood lights over about a 1/60 of a second and shot different pieces syperately in order to light each one as good as possible. It is the steam that ties the whole shot together I think. Think of the shot as 2 shots- left ...

@AlexFQuality Hi Thanks... I should I agree but am too busy. I do have a How-To ebook that expalins it all . you can buy it from my web site if you have a hankering... Take Care: Eric