Gay nude photographers

Are you 18+ or of legal age in your area to view adult content? A passion for photography & the male form. (Be of legal age to view erotic male content.) I love photographing male nudes. I love finding unique and provocative compositions by manipulating how light and shadow play off a man’s bare skin. Discover the world of nude photography as we delve into the works of 17 famous male nude photographers who redefine beauty and sensuality.

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L’Homme Nu is about tasty and tasteful male nude photography and nude gents with personality. We are always looking for talented photographers with a beautiful visual style and models that have something perfectly unique about them. Hockney, Warhol, Mapplethorpe, Leibovitz, Muholi, and LaChapelle, to name a few, have created, captured, and curated the queer experience for a global audience.

Diversity enhances creativity, new ways of thinking, understanding, and experiencing our world. Within my own work, I try to showcase a panopticon of male identities, a spectrum of body types, ethnicities, and ages so the viewer can hold their position and celebrate others. This article highlights the wonderful work being created by some amazing Analog image-makers which celebrates the diversity of technique, medium, and subject matter and the people who create it.

For me, his work is so beautifully lit. Eugenio Shulz is a young surrealist photographer based in Mexico City. His process combines different analog and digital techniques to manipulate and subvert the image for the viewer. The images are polarising with equal amounts of horror and dreamlike wonder. Miami-based artist Robert Andy Coombs' photography explores the intersections of disability and sexuality. Themes of relationships, caregiving, fetish, and sex are depicted and explored throughout.

I find his work jovial, risky, and adventurous. Through Polaroid imagery, his self-portraits represent the disabled body in queer spaces and present it as something to be adored, admired, and accepted. A truly inspiring image-maker. Polaroid photographer Clifton Mooney utilizes instant images to capture the male body. With the overuse of Photoshop and digital editing, the integrity of the film is what draws Mooney to the medium.

The sheen on a torso, a tattooed bicep, or the curve of a buttock are snapped in a playful yet seductive manner. Macrophotography, double exposures, street art, and portraits are the pillars of his work. He captures a nostalgia-driven world of youth culture in duotone and black and white. Craig Waddell is a queer British photographer.

Exploring traditional techniques his work investigates contemporary issues surrounding queer narratives and looks to establish their visibility in social history. His painterly-like compositions look as if they could be found in any classic portrait collection. Tom Selmon is a photographer with a vested interest in nude and erotic photography. A professional tarot card reader and trans male, on the quay of the Yokohama train station, a place of transience and destiny.

Natsuko, on the left and Maeru, are a couple and both are college professors in the Kyoto area. When not performing in clubs and festivals, they live in a loose communal arrangement in a centuries-old farm in the Kansai region.

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Parisian-born Photographer Michel Delsol, captures portraits of actors, musicians, writers, and artists across the world. I find his work a visual anthropological study of sexuality, identity, and humanity. Highlighting the personal and making it universal whilst widening the network of diverse identities. Through his portraits, he aims at capturing the human physique that reflects expressions of emotions and states of mind.

Headless, distorted, or cover faces make the viewer question the identity of the figure and reflect upon our own sense of self-actualization. Through chemical manipulation, she opens up parallel realities, for us to witness and enjoy. Leo Xander Foo is a nonbinary trans photographer of Chinese and Peruvian descent. Playing with a fluid lexicon of passion and identity, his work revolves around voracious yet intimately queer portraiture.