The new issue of Stern features this selective nudity editorial ‘Girls & Boys of Summer’ in its fashion supplement. The editorial is photographed by the always fantastic Joachim Baldauf, with styling by Claudia Hofmann, grooming by Adalberto Pezzaioli, and hair by Simone Prusso. Click to enlarge and continue for more (warning, frontal nudity) after the jump.
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I tend to agree with Tony Duran, a bubble butt can make a very comfy cushion 
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Actress Tilda Swinton covers the upcoming May 2010 issue of Dazed & Confused with photography by Glen Luchford. Fucking amazing! I’m loving the new Dazed direction under Christopher Simmonds.
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In addition to his sizzling Evandor editorial, Giampaolo Sgura [site, blog] contributes to the hotness of the Spring/Summer 2010 issue of Hercules with this editorial, ‘Que Bueno, Que Rico, Que Lindo.’
The editorial is styled by David Vivirdio and features models Fred Laatsch, Romulo Arantes Neto, and Gracie Carvalho with makeuo by Erica Monteiro. Click the images to enlarge and continue for more after the jump.
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‘Hey, my name is Morgan, 20, photographer. I like to jump around naked with my camera in weird places.’ This ranks as one of the best introductory emails I received from any photographer. And as I examined the Jumping Nudes work of Morgan Tepsic, I instantly fell in love with the adventurous free spirit of the images.
When I asked him about the origin of this peculiar habit, Morgan explained, “There was a huge snow storm back in December 2009, my power was cut off so I had to stay with my parents for a couple of days. I had just bought a new camera, and since the weather was shit, I was confined inside until one night it finally stopped snowing. I went outside, and just got naked and began documenting myself jumping. I felt so goddamn free.”
So where does he take these pictures? Morgan explained, “Most of the places I go to are abandoned buildings, places that I find online and just driving around. So I’m usually climbing through a window or rusty door to get in and get my shots. Some days I’ll just drive an hour out of the city and get naked in random fields and have fun. What started as a weekend project has grown to several months long, almost daily!”
“I started out with just the "timer" on my camera and putting my camera on top of my car or mailboxes,” Morgan told us of the technical part of the shoots. “I finally bought a tripod, then later a remote to help with shoots…then my friends all wanted to help out!”
