Heroics 2

I am so happy that this photographer, Paul Freeman, has elevated the male body to a form that is almost perfect. There is too much emphasis on the female form for some unknown reason in our warped contemporary society and I am glad that Paul Freeman has had the courage and foresight to elevate the male form as something beautiful. Apart from mere eroticism, the male body is truly superior to that of the female, largely on the basis of strength and endurance. Paul has successfully emulated what the Ancient Greeks and Roman did with the male body. Congratulations Paul on eulogizing the male body - it is strongly needed in our times.

Paul Freeman has done it again. He continues to find the most beautiful, natural male models of any photographer and photographs them as beautifully as the men are themselves. This second book on "Heroics", is probably more intimate in nature than his other books which added a few nice surprises. His collection of books, and certainly this one included, is a mastpiece of the male body.

Seller: Beacon Hill Books - Amazing Seller! Very accomodating! Really helped me with tracking the product. Amazing Customer Service!Book: Superb! Heroics Series Complete!

Paul Freeman does it again! This is a perfect continuation of the Heroics Series. Full of great photography of hot men. I would recommend this book full heartedly. Just leave this on the coffee table and let the oohing commence.

Always waiting for another great book from Freeman. Since seeing his work in the magazine "blue" years ago it has been a pleasure to collect the publication of his work in all formats. Heroics has an edge with the costuming and contemporary locations for his shoots.

Like all the Paul Freeman books, this is beautiful and well-produced, The models are macho and good looking and the use of props and costumes to the nudes makes for a certain piquancy, Not pornographic but definitely erotic.

beautiful photography and the models are stunning indeed!

I love the Greco-Roman era. The photography is well thought. I appreciate the use of his lighting, and how the models use their bodies and expressions to tell the "story" of the photo. It allows the viewer to determine whatever they envision.