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In the past we’ve put the spotlight on to Australian photographer Paul Freeman’s “Bondi” series several times already. After four books of celebration of the unpolished gorgeous man, no common models to be seen, in the cityscape of Sydney, he thought it was time for a change of scenery. He turned to the deserted heart of the continent. How he does it boggles me, but again there were mouth-watering men just waiting in groups to be photographed.

No tacky metrosexual chic but real men who make a living with operational on the farm. Clothes are troublesome in this physical world, the heat and honest sweat is enough to keep them passionate, and otherwise they’ll help each other.
Leafing through both parts of “Outback” I was overwhelmed by a want to go watching, while watching it on TV is usually exciting enough for me.

Men that shave sheep, don’t own time to trim their own chest hair (Freeman has shown in all his “Bondi” books that he knows how to be grateful hair on a man’s body and I commend him highly for it.) And real labor shapes your body better than plastic additions pumped up