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Making of a Man

Sequences in Being

de Cavenaugh Photography

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Making of A Man: Sequences in Being is the first in the series focusing on a single male model of color. It features over 150 pages and 207 vivid b/w and color images.

The focus highlights the sequential photo story of the model shoots by repeating shot series as changes happen in the pose and presence of the model. The changes mimic how our lives are in a constant state of change, renewal and rebirth.

A man is more than flesh, more than a pose, more than an energy source. There is spirit and soul.

Take the journey with our first model in the series, Nate.

Exuding the essence of masculine the complete eye candy for sex appeal yet the introspective of life, feelings,and aspirations of every Man.

Making of a Man: Sequences in Being
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https://twitter.com/MenofColorbooks
Características y detalles
  • Categoría principal: Fotografía artística
  • Características: Vertical estándar, 20×25 cm
    N.º de páginas: 160
  • Fecha de publicación: ene. 30, 2009
  • Idioma English
  • Palabras clave artistic black male photography, muscle
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Cavenaugh Photography
San Francisco Bay Area

Northern CA based published freelance photographer and project manager with over 30 yrs experience focusing on lifestyle photography using real people in natural settings, natural lighting. I capture the sensual realism in our lives of men and women. It's that untapped sex appeal that's we each have but often times overlooked. The shots in my port have not been enhanced and the majority of models having never been shot prior as I love realism period in all respects. As I've learned from the focus group I had for MOC V1...people want and crave realism in photography and life. Plainly put...Photoshop is not on my list of to do items after a photoshoot. An agency wants to see the real you, not a manufactured you that doesn't match you in person. My shots are reality...what I capture is what you see, no chasers. Projects: Coffeetable books Men of Color (Partial) -MOCV1 (Published 11/08) -MOCV2 (Published 11/08) -MOCV3 Shadows (Published 12/08) -Man About My Love: Poetry Published 12/0

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