I’m so in love with the work of Carlos JGM who creates beautiful, nostalgic photographs with his old film camera.
He’s just returned from his travels and uploaded some photographs which make me want to go back on holiday! I especially love the skinny dipping ones!
You may be seeing more of Carlos’ work soon… hint hint.
Via: Slow Motion Clouds
These portraits of Shia LaBeouf drew me in with his beautifully pensive expression.
I think these were taken around the time he starred in the film Nymphomaniac.
I found them on Tumblr so I’m unsure who took them – if anyone knows, I would like to credit them.
Via: Tumblr
Just a lovely image of a male nude.
Photographer unknown… again. If anyone knows who it is send us an email!
Via: Porn 4 Ladies
Gonzalo Bénard is an artist, curator and published writer, who has produced a body of work ‘about spirituality, sociology, anthropology, philosophy and psychology’.
Gonzalo has photographed himself, models and dancers for a number of conceptual projects. I was particularly drawn to his sculptural, gritty black and white images showing fragments of the male body.
The whole series was collated and produced as a book called ‘NUDE‘ which you can buy here.
Visit his website Gonzalo Bénard and follow him on Twitter @GBenard
I’ve loved this image for quite some time. I didn’t know until now (due to the lack of image crediting on the internet these days) that it’s by photographer Nadav Kander from his collection Human Bodies (2006) which you must check out here.
Nadav Kander has been praised by Si Scott in an interview in Issue One, Quite Frankly, and he’s also featured on The English Group blog here and here.
Via: Nadav Kander
…and the guys! Tom Bianchi never fails to satisfy the gap that exists when it comes to erotic male photography.
This image was removed from Instagram the day after it was posted. But to get more beautiful photographs that hopefully won’t be censored, either follow him on Instagram or Tumblr.
Pierre Julien (French, 1731-1804), Gladiateur mourant [Dying Gladiator].