Showing posts with label John Pratts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Pratts. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 5, 2010

1-2-3 JUMP!!!!



1-2-3 JUMP!!!!
It's been a while that i wasn't able to update the blog and my apologies then. It's been a whirlwind of issues. Nevertheless, I am back and this time, we would like to put more action on our blog. Starting with this collection of pictures that suggest action!
Kenny Kwan, Filipino Chinese based in Hong Kong
Kenny Kwan

U Know (Yun Hoo) Korean
U Know (Yun Hoo)

Marc Scoles (Thai-New Zealander)
Marc Scoles

Lawrence Liang (Chinese)
Lawrence Liang

Collin Wee (Singaporean)
Collin Wee
Mark Onir, Filipino
Mark Onir
Se7en
se7en


Chea Vannarith, Khmer (Cambodian)
Chea Vannarith

Kenji Matsunaga, Brazillian-Japanese (Based in the Philippines)
Kenji Matsunaga

Asian

Chem Vuth Sovin, Khmer (Cambodian)
Chem Vuth Sovin



John Prats, Filipino
John Prats

Cam Lam Vien, Vietnamese
Cao Lam Vien

Fabio Ide, Brazillia-Japanese (based in the Philippines)
Fabio Ide

Victor Basa (Filipino)
Victor Basa





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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Bench Uncut 2010, A Bold Look at the Future and Remembering the Past



Bench Uncut 2010
A Bold Look at the Future and Remembering the Past
Promotional Posters for the Event








Bench has been successful in stripping down hot celebrities for more than a decade.  In 1999, Bench published a 120 - page coffee table book of 203 duotone photographs with Jomari Yllana on the cover. Models include Cesar Alex, Alvin Amposta, Jordan Castro, Andex Cordova, Vladimir Cvetkovic, Junell Liwanag, Chema Marquez, Mark Santos and Raymond Stafford. Models, including Jomari Yllana, had their photos shot on different locations, both indoor and outdoor, wearing only underwear or, for some, nothing at all. I feel lucky to have this rare cofee table book.


The foreword in this book written by Butch Francisco (2000) is indeed worth mentioning in setting up the lens for understanding the current trend in the Marketing field in the Philippines.

There are not many sights more provocative than a pair of briefs. Not the new ones crisply pack in plastic, but a pair in use, doing what it does best.

Perhaps this is one good reason why, despite being able to trace back to the Renaissance and to antiquity the nude male body as a sex object, many lens men still prefer photographing men in their