'Did I ever tell you about the man who taught his asshole to talk?'
William S. Burroughs
FH viewers are familiar with the work of model and photographer George. Over the last few years, I've featured his work both behind and in front of the camera. This series features George in front, and you can check out his work behind, shooting Dante on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
I love when themes are incorporated in photography and for this shoot, author William S. Burroughs' Naked Lunch provided the creative inspiration. George was reading the novel, which led to the idea of incorporating the title into an upcoming shoot with photographer Travis Rocket.
George and Travis connected through Spectrum Gallery, an art gallery devoted to photography in Fresno California. Both Travis and his partner are both members. Travis' partner also used to draw George when attended a Figure Drawing Course at a local college. Travis and George quickly became friends, bonding over their shared passion for photography. At the time, Travis was looking to do some nude photography, and since he knew of both George's experience and comfortability posing nude, he asked him about working together.
Travis describes himself as primarily a Black and White and Detail photographer. he also enjoys dabbling in the old school of photography, Lumen, Cyanotype and Van Dyke, but have always loved black and white. Although his website, (HERE:) is primarily focused more towards the Black and White spectrum, Travis finds himself wanting to challenge himself more with his photography. He has yet to include his nude work on his site, but hopes that down the road, once he's honed his skills, a new section with nude work will be added.
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