'Your home should be a story of who you are, and be a collection of what you love.'
Nate Berkus
If this home tells a tale, the story revolves around the owners love of antique furniture and exquisitely beautiful naked men. FH readers are familiar with this renovated historic home, as well as the exquisitely beautiful Curran. Last month, I featured images from the first part of photographer Tom Nakielski's (Lights On Studio) shoot with Curran on. (HERE:)
During the first post, I focused on Tom's shots of Curran on, and at the bottom home's striking wooden staircase. Curran certainly knew how to work that wood using his long, lean body to create such dramatic and elegant poses. Tom shared how skilled Curran is with a prop, in this case a staircase, and the images beautifully illustrated this point.
'Give Curran a prop and sit back and watch him take it to the limit. On top of his creativity he exuded a fun and exuberant attitude. It was a 7 hours session and Curran never lost his eagerness and kept the session filled with high energy. What fun!'
There were so many wonderful 'staircase' shots, I decided to spotlight them on their own, and leave these shots, from other parts of the home, for a follow-up post. Just as he did on the stairs, Curran so effortlessly creates striking visuals, sitting, laying, and splaying his body on and along the furniture. Curran is like the perfect statue or scultpure you chose for your room, put perfectly in place to achieve the maximum visual impact.
If you remember the previous post, you might also remember at near the end of the series of shots, Curran was joined on the stairs by an equally stunning and sculptured model. In addition to shooting solo shots of Curran, and shots of the two models together, Tom also captured Curran's staircase sidekick with a solo shoot in the home. Check out those images on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
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