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Sunday, June 23, 2019
Troy Saxon Day, Part 2 - Non-nudes
Those of you who like posing strap photos will probably enjoy part two of Troy Saxon day since four out of five images are of that type. We start with Larry Oz in what looks like a promotional piece.
I really enjoyed this whole Troy Saxon posting - I have a fair amount of his work in my files but have also never identified a photographer who took the pics of Troy himself
I have tried to research the photographer attribution for those photos of Troy himself, and all I can find is a scanned page indicating that some of them appeared in two magazines, "Demi-Gods" and "The Young Physique." Neither of those seem to be outlets for single photographers. Anybody know more?
I saw this photo of LARRY OZ on a different site where the Blogger states "The text here mentions Larry had posed for Saxon Studio in the past, but no mention of who this photographer is for these photos." They seem to think this photo was NOT taken by Troy Saxon. I read the caption and think it is saying Troy Saxon was always the photographer. The giveaway to me is the use of "the Saxon Camera" which is too informal for another Studio to use in my opinion. But the caption is confusing and could have been better phrased.
I really enjoyed this whole Troy Saxon posting - I have a fair amount of his work in my files but have also never identified a photographer who took the pics of Troy himself
ReplyDeleteI have tried to research the photographer attribution for those photos of Troy himself, and all I can find is a scanned page indicating that some of them appeared in two magazines, "Demi-Gods" and "The Young Physique." Neither of those seem to be outlets for single photographers. Anybody know more?
DeleteI saw this photo of LARRY OZ on a different site where the Blogger states "The text here mentions Larry had posed for Saxon Studio in the past, but no mention of who this photographer is for these photos." They seem to think this photo was NOT taken by Troy Saxon. I read the caption and think it is saying Troy Saxon was always the photographer. The giveaway to me is the use of "the Saxon Camera" which is too informal for another Studio to use in my opinion. But the caption is confusing and could have been better phrased.
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