We’ll Always Enjoy More Of Dancer And Model Adrian Hc
(+20 rating, 54 votes)
Loading...We last saw handsome and buff dancer and model Adrian Hc on the Gay Body Blog back in January, but you know I've been out there looking for more of him ever since. He's on my list I regularly go through it looking for updates from some of the most popular models to appear.
I finally found another shoot and the time to share him with you again and I knew he would be a good way to start another week.
I could be wrong but I believe I read that he's Spanish, and that might explain why he seems to work a lot for Spanish photographer Adrián C. Martín.
I think he must be one of the most prolific photographers around because I'm always seeing amazing shoots of amazing men by him. Perhaps it's just because he has great taste in models and locations, and he's clearly a good creator to work with.
These photos are far simpler than his usual outdoor shoots, but they still have that dreamy color quality to them. With a model like Adrian Hc that really works well.
If you didn't see the previous shoots I recommend checking those out.
Enjoy the pics, leave a comment, hit that thumbs-up button and most of all have a great Monday :)
I’m normally in the “eh, whatever” camp on tattoos: some are great art, many are at least fine, and yay for expressiveness.
But dang–that abdominal tattoo is fugly.
This entire photoset is boring: bad lighting, little change in expression or position and that awful tattoo. Just my opinion.
He looks like a plastic mannequin with its legs permanently fixed and the photographer simply takes different underpants on and off him and adjusted the limbs in slightly different positions for these set of photos. This photographer should be fired for wasting the talent of this model.
All crotch level tattoos are weird. Are they giving their partners something to look at if they get bored while they receive a blow job?
Im a photographer and have had my photos published in book and magazine. The problem with models with belly tattoos it the photos become about the tattoo not the model, and unless hidden are useless in any abstract compositions.
I would to be a “Marcuse”