Sehr sensibel und introvertiert fotografierte Aktfotos, deren Gestus eher Verletzlichkeit ausstrahlt, als männliches Heldentum, präsentiert der amerikanische Fotograf Hank Eddleman. Dabei unterstreicht der Selfmade-Künstler durchaus jene Attribute, die dem ästhetischen Ideal des Mannes gemeinhin zugeordnet werden. Aber er übertreibt es nicht, sondern findet neben den typisch maskulinen Posen auch Zeit und Platz für emotionale Augenblicke und gefühlvolle Momente...

Hank Eddleman is new to the world of photography. Thought of as just a hobby until recently, he has been studying at various campuses for the past few years and is now building his portfolio while living in Southern California. His primary focus is on the male form.

His photographs have been featured on several web sites and he will soon have the first of his images published on a line of greeting cards. He has just had his first gallery show, a group show at the Jerry Miller Gallery in Palm Springs, California which featured his photographs alongside those of Tom Bianchi, Jeff Palmer, David Vance and others.

He feels his life’s passion has finally been found in photography: “Seeing each person’s individual beauty and trying to translate that onto film: it’s a tremendous, but also very rewarding, challenge.”

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