Photos by Domenico Cennamo. Cennamo creates a locker room epic that fulfils gay fantasies. With his perfect settings and the bodies of these natural dream men, Cennamo jumpstarts our imagination. These are images with extraordinry appeal and charisma.
The bestselling Bites, Private Parts and Un*/Cut, now available in one, sexy collection. 336 pages of bulging manhood offer the best of all three photo books released so far, including 40 new and unseen pictures.
Photographs by Paul Freeman. In exquisitely lit raw and dirty factory environments, with moody natural light often filtered through dust-laden industrial windows Freeman takes us on a gorgeously colourful photo journey that assumes that almost religious and painterly quality which so often infuses his work. This time the factory is his cathedral and the reverence is for the working man depicted therein.
Photography by Paul Reitz. New York photographer Paul Reitz presents a delicious collection of images of young, very handsome men. The images themselves are unostentatious with a clean-cut, clear composition. Letting the stunning models shine through. He portrays his models as guys that you can't help but recognise, even if they are standing in the darkest corner of the club; guys who take your breath away when you become aware of their incredible beauty.
Photographs by Michael Alago. In the much anticipated follow up to his first sellout book Rough Gods, Alago continues to share with us the masculinity of the macho men we all have come to adore; muscular, tattooed, strong and testosterone fuelled. Come on in and enter the world of Alago’s images. You will be delighted with the virile strength of these men in this provocative book.
Photographs by Joan Crisol. Joan Crisol’s first photography collection fascinates with its coarse-grained aesthetic, complex colouring and sensual erotic staging. Crisol’s men are masculine, striking, and although they hardly ever bare all, you can still detect the fire burning just below the surface on every page. This large-format volume presents the impressive oeuvre of one of Spain’s most promising talents.
Photography by Fred Goudon.‘Cinq’ is the title of the fifth photo book from Fred Goudon. A rather simple title, and yet it already gives you an idea of the elegant Parisian flair, that makes this book something really special. The pictures are staged contained and visually melodic; these men aren’t high gloss models, rather, they convince with their natural erotic charisma. Goudon pictures are intimate, sexy and touching.
Photos from Mustang Studios. Gay porn film studio: Falcon’s sub-label Mustang is known for tough, burly men; for muscles and lots of testosterone. It relishes a high reputation amongst all who are not in favour of clean shaved boys. Like their big brother label Falcon, these stallions are photographed before they are sent to the paddock, while they are still in heat and charged, ready to jump at any mate. Real men, provocative poses.
Photography by Roberto Chiovitti. Roberto Chiovitti dedicated his first photo book to the dark side of desire. The images in Disclosed Desires tell tales of lust and pain, of dominance and submission. These images are rough and dark, but Chiovitti's works also have a very elaborate approach: The staged pictures are clever, provoking and unusual. With his focus on the different variations of sexual fetishes he takes up one of the most important trends of the last years to develop his very own language.
Photography by David Vance. Vance reveals his dreamy and playful side, and brings you a collection of stylish new images infused with a twist of eroticism. Beautifully composed, highly detailed images, crisp and sexually exhilarating.
Photography by Gaz. The men that UK based Gaz has photographed are not what you might expect from the title. Here you’ll see a mixture of youthful men, athletic, yet vulnerable, together with much more masculine, confident men. All are strong, all playing to be winners. Beautifully shot, Gaz has used models to created an imagining of masculine brutality transformed into raw beauty. Sexy and rough – let the fight begin!
By Pedro Virgil. Australian photographer Pedro Virgil’s highly designed photographs depict football stars with bodies trained to perfection. Last year In Gods of Sport he aesthetically “soiled” his models and placed them in magically dark surroundings; this time we see these superstars in naturally bright ambiences.
Photography by Pedro Virgil. Virgil’s styled portraits of athlete’s bodies celebrate testosterone-laden masculinity. With elegant poses and vivid colouring, Virgil manages to create tension as well as including a tongue-in-cheek pathos that will bring a smile to your face. Muscular machos that will set your fantasies ablaze and leave a lasting impression.
Vance seeks to make his models like Greek statues - and succeeds with brilliance. Every picture is a timeless work of art. Branching out of his usual medium of black and white photography we here also get to see his genius with colour, with images that are Caravaggio-esque in their depiction of male beauty.
I <3 BOY With an erotic softness and quiet confidence, the young, nude models exhibit a willingness to be celebrated for their beauty. Posing in the intimacy of their New York studio apartments, smooth, slim, hairless guys are posed sensually against the minimalist backgrounds of naturally lit rooms with sparse backgrounds. These waif-like men - merely boys just a few years ago, border on androgynous, with an occasional tattoo and a bit of punk swagger.
