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Sunday Morning
Photographer Fred Goudon's portraits are less sexual than they are highly erotic. Here, he gives us a look into the beds of strangers, wrapping his stubbly, muscled men in soft colours and gentle contrasts, with the soft lighting creating fascinating physical landscapes in the sheets.
144 pages, Hardcover
First published February 1, 2007
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November 11, 2016
The photos have been very well set up. The composition of the images is exemplary and it immediately stands out. The poses the men are in are natural and gracious. Some men are dark and intense, some light and carefree.
There are solo shots, couples, portraits. Some of the portraits are the best that are out there. Goudon knows how to shoot a face, a thing most other photographers of the male nude struggle with.
This is an aesthetically very pleasing collection. Charming, confident, and natural photos of a lot of beautiful males and their flesh. Looking at these pictures reminds you of how warm the male body is and how good it smells.
There are solo shots, couples, portraits. Some of the portraits are the best that are out there. Goudon knows how to shoot a face, a thing most other photographers of the male nude struggle with.
This is an aesthetically very pleasing collection. Charming, confident, and natural photos of a lot of beautiful males and their flesh. Looking at these pictures reminds you of how warm the male body is and how good it smells.
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