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Ryan by The Male Image
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Saturday, May 17, 2025
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Abercrombie & Fitch: CFNM / CMNM
Abercrombie & Fitch
CMNM / CFNM
These shots are some of my favorite CMNM / CFNM shots from Abercrombie and Fitch. Some images came from the catalogues, (late 90's through mid 2000's) others, from more recent advertising campaigns. I think all, or at least most, were shot by photographer Bruce Weber.
It's hard to think of Abercrombie and Fitch without thinking about the Carlson Twins. Weber's shots of the Twins are iconic, and the shot above one of the most popular. Yes, the brother's butt look incredible, but it's the CFNM theme that I really loved. Two hot, naked men in the middle of what appear to be a group of clothed, and very horny females really makes the shot extra hot.
There used to be sites that archived all the shots from the catalogues, but most seem to be gone. There were so many shots I remembered that I couldn't find for this shoot. Does anyone know if there's still a site with all of the old images? I used to belong to a Yahoo group that had a huge collection, but just like the catalogue, it's no longer available.
An Unspoken Understanding: Ryan by The Male Image
' It was a collaboration rooted in dirt and wind and an unspoken understanding.'
After a long day of shooting, photographer Joe Mazza, (The Male Image) and model Ryan Centofanti decided to explore an abandoned pier to shoot by the water. They walked past a 'do not enter' gate as they headed down the hill. They were completely unaware of the reason for the warning until they found themselves surrounded by Elephant Seals.
Despite the fact that the seals were everywhere, Joe describes shooting at this location as a magical experience. The seals pretty much ignored them while they worked and seemed completely unfazed by the hot guy in just his jock strap posing just a few feet away on the rocks.
'Even with all that wind, Ryan stood tall, unbothered, as if the harsh conditions were just another cue to toughen up. In the noise of the gusts, we were locked into a rhythm. No words needed. I’d gesture, he'd move. It was a collaboration rooted in dirt and wind and an unspoken understanding.'
'What’s amazing about working with Ryan is that he’s fearless. Not in a reckless way, but in a deep, steady, let’s get the shot no matter what kind of way. He’ll wade into icy surf, perch on a cliff, pedal until his legs burn—because he trusts me and trusts that we’ll get a great shot. That kind of trust? It’s gold. Especially in a model who I now call a friend'.
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