Locker Room Nudes / Dieux du Stade: The French National Rugby Team
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (612 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001732ZI4 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 152 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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Felixpath said Awesome Display. There are two major kinds of power: physical power and social power. "Locker Room Nudes" is a book about men who have both. The rugby players of Stade Français Paris are the elite of the elite, one of Europe's premiere teams in one of its premiere sports. Playing one of the toughest and most physically challenging games in the world has honed their bodies to perfection, and their championship wins have turned them into gods among France's sporting crowd. They are almost a force of nature. "Locker Room Nudes" is a beautiful celebration of their power.This hefty book col. Wow! This book is amazing! I bought it for a good friend of mine as a birthday present, and now it has become one that everyone asks for! The pictures are beautiful and these men's bodies are incredible! A very tasteful and aesthetically pleasing collection!. Outstanding models and photgraphy, but a mediocre book. I am a big fan of the Dieux de Stade DVDs, and I was all psyched up about the book finally coming out in the States. But I must admit I am disappointed. Only a few models show the full monty (the sexiest model Frederic Deltour does, thank God! Yowsa!), and there are far too many pages of empty locker rooms and spreads with no models in the photos. What's the point? Seems like a waste of precious space, especially since there are many fantastic shots of these beautiful models that could have been included. Most of the shots here are pretty good, but the book leaves much to be
Since then, his work has been commissioned by numerous magazines in Paris. He spent ten years as an artist before beginning his photography career in 1995. . He often incorporates athletes, musicians and artists in his photos and currently alternates between commercial fashion photography and art photography. François Rousseau was born in France in 1967
This remarkable collection of candid nude photos of France’s national rugby team goes beneath the uniform to reveal what real jocks look like underneath it all. The calendar became a cult hit, and thus the book was born so that even more of these unparalleled images could be savored. Locker Room Men is at once a celebration of athletes and the beauty of the male form as well as the fulfillment of the fantasy of going behind the scenes in a winning team’s locker room.Sure to appeal to both gay men and straight women, these photos are unusual because the men are not models. They don’t work out just to look goodand look good they dotheir bodies are sculpted by winning victories on the f
. About the Author François Rousseau was born in France in 1967. He spent ten years as an artist before beginning his photography career in 1995. Since then, his work has been commissioned by numerous magazines in Paris. He often incorporates athletes, musicians and artists in his photos and currently alternates between commercial fashion photography and art photography