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Sunday, July 18, 2021
Kid and Alex
In the first of two duos in today's series we see
Kid Pomer and Alex Nitzche leaning against a stump.
Two good looking guys. What I particularly like about Ferrero's work is seeing gorgeous guys as nature intended within nature ... and the beautiful sunny French Riviera at that. His photos give me a wonderful sense of sheer abandoned freedom, glorious sunshine and joy.
Those names. Now thinking of an old webcomic, where the protagonist is a musician video game character (not a real video game) named Alex Kidd who reacts with horror and revulsion to seeing over the fourth wall, and is wanted by the bad guys due to a glitch in his source code that can destroy the internet.
Thank you, physique mags, for dredging up this tiny memory of my past and an irrelevant part of your future.
Two good looking guys. What I particularly like about Ferrero's work is seeing gorgeous guys as nature intended within nature ... and the beautiful sunny French Riviera at that. His photos give me a wonderful sense of sheer abandoned freedom, glorious sunshine and joy.
ReplyDeleteWhat you describe is indeed the hallmark of Ferraro's career.
DeleteGorgeous work. Yes, men in nature as nature intended....perfect.
DeleteThose names. Now thinking of an old webcomic, where the protagonist is a musician video game character (not a real video game) named Alex Kidd who reacts with horror and revulsion to seeing over the fourth wall, and is wanted by the bad guys due to a glitch in his source code that can destroy the internet.
ReplyDeleteThank you, physique mags, for dredging up this tiny memory of my past and an irrelevant part of your future.
Nice bodies, interesting pose.
ReplyDeleteIls ressemblent presque a des freres jumeaux.
ReplyDeleteJeunesse de la Cote d'Azure que j'ai pu voir intime.
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