Yes,  people are completely naked in these photographs by New York-based photographer Shinichi Maruyama.   He has an amazing ability to capture motion in a way that transforms the object from how we are used to seeing it to something ethereal and infinite.

He creates these images by making a seamless composite of many individual shots. “With regard to these two viewpoints, a connection can be made to a human being’s perception of presence in life.” According to the artist,  “the resulting image appears to be something entirely different than what actually exists.”
Visit his website for this series and be sure to check out some of his previous work capturing the motion of water as it falls. It becomes moving glass like sculpture through his lens.

Nude #2, 2012. Courtesy of Shinichi Maruyama

Nude #6, 2012. Courtesy of Shinichi Maruyama

Bonus Nudie Photographer

Spencer Tunick! He photographs large groups of naked people together as part of the composition. Everyone who participates gets paid with a professional print of the artwork.

Melbourne 3, 2001 c-print mounted between plexi h: 71 x w: 89.25 in / h: 180.34 x w: 226.7 cm Edition of 3

Queens Botanical Garden Party, NYC

Momentum, NYC, 1996 gelatin silver print h: 48 x w: 60 in / h: 121.92 x w: 152.4 cm Edition of 6. Size upon request.

Big Color 6 (Herefordshire, England) 2010 c-print mounted between plexi h: 48 x w: 60 in / h: 121.92 x w: 152.4 cm