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(factory sealed) OUTBACK BRUMBY (2010) PAUL FREEMAN OOP Male NUDES EROTIC Beefcake Photography
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This is a rare unread and out of print copy of OUTBACK BRUMBY, published and distributed by PAUL FREEMAN PUBLISHING in 2010 features nude male photography from photographer PAUL FREEMAN. This 186 page hardcover book measures 10.25" x 13"H. See photos for condition.
“Outback Dusk is a masterpiece of the male nude in photography. Paul Freeman can take the ruggedness of the outback terrain and match it with the perfect rugged model, or soften it by using a not so rugged model, either way it works . He is a master of shadowing and positive and negative space when posing his models. There is a perfect quietness to his photographs that can be both calming on one hand, soothing and warm on the other, with just a hint of sexual tension what some call "warm of may" a sexy innocence.
His pictures in this book and his other Bondi and Outback books are almost candid in their composition. Which to me is the greatest talent a photographer can have. In his Heroics books the models are posed to resemble the classical style of art, in composition, shadow play and the negative spacing of the models figures in their poses is impeccable."
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER:
Having established himself at the pinnacle of his craft, not only as a photographer, but as a visual poet and artist, Paul Freeman’s gift is to capture both the physicality and the spirit of a rugged yet sensitive male beauty in all its glory. From the compositions and lighting through to the harnessing of locations, his collections set a tone of sophistication rarely achieved in books of the male nude.
His nude portraits of sports stars and actors began appearing in Australia’s internationally prestigious Black And White Magazine and its sister publications, Sport and Blue, and in the magazines’ special Olympic editions The Sydney Dream (2000) and The Athens Dream (2004)
He wrote the best-selling biography of Australian footballer Ian Roberts, ( Ian Roberts: Finding Out, published by Random House in 1997).
Freeman’s first book of art nude portraits, Bondi Classic, was published to critical acclaim in 2003, and a best-selling series of Bondi-themed books followed. (Bondi is a beach suburb in Sydney.) His two Heroics books explored neo‑classic and post-Renaissance male ideals within contemporary contexts. He is probably best known for his five Outback books, 2009-2015, sensualising the Australian male of folklore. In his popular Larrikin series, 2016-2020, he molds this aesthetic of the romanticised, rugged and folkloric man, often outside of Australia, reveling more in the playful aspects of this archetype.
Freeman grew up in Tasmania, the small island state of Australia, and moved to Sydney after graduation from the University. In Sydney he studied and pursued acting and held various jobs, before taking up photography at the Australian Centre for Photography.
“Outback Dusk is a masterpiece of the male nude in photography. Paul Freeman can take the ruggedness of the outback terrain and match it with the perfect rugged model, or soften it by using a not so rugged model, either way it works . He is a master of shadowing and positive and negative space when posing his models. There is a perfect quietness to his photographs that can be both calming on one hand, soothing and warm on the other, with just a hint of sexual tension what some call "warm of may" a sexy innocence.
His pictures in this book and his other Bondi and Outback books are almost candid in their composition. Which to me is the greatest talent a photographer can have. In his Heroics books the models are posed to resemble the classical style of art, in composition, shadow play and the negative spacing of the models figures in their poses is impeccable."
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER:
Having established himself at the pinnacle of his craft, not only as a photographer, but as a visual poet and artist, Paul Freeman’s gift is to capture both the physicality and the spirit of a rugged yet sensitive male beauty in all its glory. From the compositions and lighting through to the harnessing of locations, his collections set a tone of sophistication rarely achieved in books of the male nude.
His nude portraits of sports stars and actors began appearing in Australia’s internationally prestigious Black And White Magazine and its sister publications, Sport and Blue, and in the magazines’ special Olympic editions The Sydney Dream (2000) and The Athens Dream (2004)
He wrote the best-selling biography of Australian footballer Ian Roberts, ( Ian Roberts: Finding Out, published by Random House in 1997).
Freeman’s first book of art nude portraits, Bondi Classic, was published to critical acclaim in 2003, and a best-selling series of Bondi-themed books followed. (Bondi is a beach suburb in Sydney.) His two Heroics books explored neo‑classic and post-Renaissance male ideals within contemporary contexts. He is probably best known for his five Outback books, 2009-2015, sensualising the Australian male of folklore. In his popular Larrikin series, 2016-2020, he molds this aesthetic of the romanticised, rugged and folkloric man, often outside of Australia, reveling more in the playful aspects of this archetype.
Freeman grew up in Tasmania, the small island state of Australia, and moved to Sydney after graduation from the University. In Sydney he studied and pursued acting and held various jobs, before taking up photography at the Australian Centre for Photography.
