Saturday, August 25, 2012

Comfy Couch


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Shadowed Abs


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Good Enough


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Sun God


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Coy


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Saturday, August 18, 2012

On the Rail Part 3


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On the Rail Part 2


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On the Rail


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Profile


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Sunday, August 12, 2012

Reclining Dude


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Saturday, August 11, 2012

Rocky


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Under My Thumbs


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Swagger


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Top of the Rock


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Sunday, August 05, 2012

Rock Perch

The rocky hills near Porter Ranch in the north San Fernando valley look like a set for the home of the Flintstones. I've used the hiking trails and the climbing rocks in the area numerous times for photoshoots.
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In His Hands

This popular bodybuilding pose, executed magnificently by model Bill Simpson, always appears to me as though the model is holding a large globe.
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Studio Couch

My shoot with Bryan Gurneak in Manhattan years ago was in a photographer's studio. This couch, off to the side, away from the light streaming through the dirty windows, was the setting for this shot.
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Swimming Pool Diary #1

This weekend I have been working on film scans of work from a shoot several years ago of model Bill Simpson, alternating with hours floating in the pool. What better image than this to represent the union of these two pursuits?
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Architectural Sun

This is a companion piece to the earlier warm tone posted photo of Alain.
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