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Saturday, March 21, 2026

Spring Training: Victor by Trevor Green


'Victor was a dream to shoot with. He has a beautiful body and an equally beautiful spirit.'


I know many FH viewers recognize Victor.  His handsome face, and beautifully sculpted and art adorned body are undeniably memorable!  I've featured Victor's work with photographer Bob Burkhardt multiple times over the last year. (HERE:)  Some long time viewers might also remember my previous features spotlighting the work of Atlanta based photographer Trevor Green. I was fortunate to have featured Trevor's work several times in the 2010's. (HERE:)


Trevor and Bob have known each other for years, and are both friends and creative collaborators. Beyond this, Bob also points to Trevor was one of his artistic inspirations.   Given their long standing relationship, they've shared studio space, and collaborated several times for art and gallery exhibitions.  They've also from time to time, let each other know when they worked with a model who especially impressed them and energized their artistry.  Victor, was one of those models.


'Bob shot with Victor first. Every time he would mention Victor, he always finished with - you have to shoot with him and that we would get a long perfectly. Bob was right, when Victor walked through the door, it was like I knew him for a long time. I also knew looking at him That it was going to be great. I felt so good going into it.'


I first noticed Trevor's work with Victor a few months ago.  I loved the images I saw from this shoot, the location, the poses, and the fun Victor seemed to be having.  Given Victor's robust exhibitionist side, I could imagine that Victor enjoyed being naked in a public baseball field.  

I loved the visual story that Trevor and Victor told with their images, but of course, there was more to the story that I wanted to know about.  Shooting nudes in a ballfield not only had me intrigued, but raised so many questions....  Fortunately, both Trevor and Victor  took the time to generously fill me in on all the behind the scenes details to quench my curiosity. 


Believe it or not, I have shot there a few times. The light is amazing there. There are so many spots there to get different but cohesive looks. It’s an amazing spot. 

Trevor had ideas for studio shots (which were great! I hope to work together again next time I visit Atlanta), but once he learned my interest for an outdoor shoot, we pivoted quickly to a theme and location he had in mind with a baseball dugout. The only piece of fashion we brought was a jockstrap- we would use whatever else was available on site. 


Trevor
I wanted to know what he was comfortable with doing. I felt we were on the same page. I usually try to concept about three ideas when I shoot someone new. So, I have a back up, if they are not interested in one or two of the ideas. I knew I wanted to shoot something outside. Victor lit up and was very excited when I told him the concept.


Location, location,location....

Victor;
It was great! The first part of the shoot was in the sheltered dugout before we moved out into the open.
We had to keep a lookout for people coming into the park. It was midday on a hot summer day, so we were lucky the park wasn't too busy. The shots on the diamond were very risky though. There were people passing through, and a lady was walking laps around the park. We had to hide in the dugout whenever she appeared in view. 


Trevor:
It is a public baseball field. There is also the work out station and basketball courts.  The shots out on the field were taken When people would be on the other side to the field. Run out shoot some and run back. We laughed a lot. I don’t suggest this. 

There were people there. Working out. Running around the track. Victor had to pull up his shorts every time someone would walk by. We would shoot for about 5/10 minutes and then stop for people to go by and start again. Lol We would shoot - all of a sudden freeze in place, Look at each other and whisper “did you hear somebody? Is someone coming?  “Pull up your pants!” 


Favorite Part of the shoot?

Victor:
Working with intense natural light beating down on us was a challenge, but Trevor made it work! He guided me through the poses and using my surroundings as props, the rest fell into place organically. 

I loved Trevor's open mindedness about the outdoor shoot. Shooting nudes in a public space felt very vulnerable, powerful and exciting. He was an absolute pleasure to work with. 


Trevor:
I ended up getting so many images that are beyond great. Plus it was a wonderful time. I kept thinking about future shoots, saying 'next time let’s do this, next time let’s do this. 'While I was shooting him, more ideas for future shoots kept coming.

My favorite part of the shoot was Victor!  He is so open and he delivers. I said “What do you think about going to a baseball field and getting naked? He replies “Awesome!” How cool is that? A photographers dream. I know there will be more shoots to come with victor. I feel like I made a friend as well.





Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Favorite Pic of the Day for October 23rd

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L'escalier vers l'enfer

'There's some stupid killer stalking some big-breasted girl who can't act who is always running up the stairs when she should be running out the front door. It's insulting.'



With Halloween under 10 days away, it's time to begin FH's October Halloween and horror themed posts.  If you haven't guessed already, I'm beginning with one of the season's, and the movies, classic horror themed tropes, the spook staircase.  Scream 'final girl' Sidney Prescott was right about characters stupidly running up the stairs, but it's not just big-breasted girls.  Horror's hot himbos often make the same mistake, not to mention their pesky need to have sex one last time before being stabbed, gutted or dismembered. 


Today's theme was inspired by the many horror movies I've seen with spooking staircases, and both their actual, and sometimes subliminal meaning in the story.  Staircases often represent a journey, one with the ups and downs of life.  A jou4n3y where ascending can symbolize a positive or upward movement (like achieving goals or knowledge) and descending can signify a more negative or conflict,  Freud thought staircases represented a sexual journey, and there's also the sexual connections with reaching the top, or hitting the bottom.

Today's posts were inspired by many artists, models and movies, initially with photographer Bob Burkhardt and his staircase shoot with Victor.  I was also inspired by model Harry Caudill.  Although Harry's hotness is always inspirational, especially in these images through the lens of TR Pics.  It wasn't an image of Harry that had me reaching out to him however, but the short scary staircase Halloween video he posted on his Instagram. (Below)


Over the next two pages you'll see many hot men, going up, and coming down flights of stairs.  If you head on over to PAGE 2 HERE:, you'll also see some of my favorite staircase themed posts from the past, as well as a tribute to one of my favorite storytellers and staircase shooters who sadly just recently took his painful last steps.


Descending and ASScending: Victor by Bob Burkhardt


'What an excellent day for an exorcism.'
The Demon


One of the touchtone tropes of spooky staircases, especially in horror films, is their function as a portal to either Heaven or Hell.  To reach Heaven, you must ascend, going to Hell, means a terrifying decention.  Goodness rises, evil falls.   There are so many horrifying moments in film which include a flight of stairs.  One in particular came to mind when I saw this series from photographer Bob Burkhardt.

Last month, I featured images from the second shoot between bob and the incredibly hot, and clearly incredibly limber Victor. (HERE:)  When I was going through the images Bob sent on, I put these aside knowing they'd be perfect for the spooky season.  Now, I'm pretty sure that neither Bob nor Victor planned this series as either horror, or Halloween themed.  They're creative goals more about pose, and showing off one of Victor's most magnificent body parts.


'The climbing up the stairs was my idea and the climbing down was Victor's. He really wanted to feature his butt in the last session and I was happy to comply. The climbing down shots were not easy for Victor given the physicality of the pose. I was especially happy with the descending shots.'


'The stairs idea came about when I came across these shots by photographer Erick Monterrosa. I loved the unique posing of the model against the environment - they were very seductive and I especially liked the view that draws attention to the backside. Bob was very receptive to trying the idea too. Although we weren't quite able to recreate it to a tee because the layout and stairs were different, it was still a fun experimentation.'


As heavenly as Victor looks sitting on the stairs, and as enticing as he and his butt  look climbing up them, I was having more demonic thoughts when I saw the series.   The images, especially the last two below, with Victor descending the steps on his hands reminded me of a terrifying scene from 1973's The Exorcist.  

I love 1970's horror, and when I first saw this movie, I was just a kid, watching it on television at a friend's house.  I remember my friend's mother laughing at how scared we were, and that the viewing sparks at least a month's worth of nightmares.  If anyone remembers the 'stair' scene, it featured a possessed Regan descending a staircase with a demonic spider  walk with her head upside down.  (you can watch the scene on Youtube HERE:)






The images below of Victor's 'spider walk' are certainly more seductive than sinister. Victor's unique poses however, and angles Bob captured, certainly conjured for me, so many scenes of demons and monsters descending a spooky staircase, one specific iconic scene in particular.