Rod Crowther

Joe Priest posed for Rod Crowther in this one.

 

Rod Crowther Day

It's Rod Crowther day, and we start with this unknown 

model who appears in a number of his pictures.

 

Joe Priest

Rod Crowther used a striped curtain for a backdrop in this photo of Joe Priest.

 

Joe Seivold

College lacrosse star Joe Seivold did a memorable photo shoot with Rod Crowther.

He didn't pose frontally nude, alas, but he impresses anyway.

 

Jack Craig and Bill Labette

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Duke Davis

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Bleached

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Ken Steele

Ken Steele looks serious perched on that rock.

 

Looking Skyward

The natural light is nice in this shot of an unknown looking skyward.

 

David Allen

David Allen is either getting in or getting out of his tightie whities.

 

Strader

Ending the Rod Crowther series with a model only shown as Strader.

 

Rod Crowther

Washington, D.C. based photographer Rod Crowther is underappreciated, imho.

The terrace used for this location appears many times in his work.

 

Rod Crowther

This unknown Rod Crowther model appeared here in a different pose a couple of years ago.

 

Ken Steel

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Rod Crowther Unknowns

Rod Crowther, a Washington, D.C. area based photographer is one of those whose work has 

a high proportion of unknown models.  Today, we will look at ten of those I found on my own.  

A future series will present some sent by Bryan B and Tim.  We start with a shot taken 

on a terrace that Mr. Crowther put to good use on several occasions.

 

Basking

When I posted another photo of this model, I remarked that he reminded me of my dog 

basking in the sun.  He does here as well, and remember, I adore my dog.

 

Oil or sweat?

While I suppose there's an outside chance of that being sweat,

I think this was a rare case of Mr. Crowther using oil.

 

Tattoos

The jailhouse tattoos aren't clearly visible, but they're there.

 

Plywood

The pose here is unusual to begin with, and then he's sitting on a piece of plywood.

 

Second appearance

I posted a different photo of this handsome model in an earlier Rod Crowther series.