Private Feature (Summer 26)

Against the untamed beauty of the Bavarian landscape, photographer Michael Scholl captures model Sergio in a state of complete freedom. Naked, confident, and seemingly untouched by inhibition, Sergio does more than reveal his body, he invites the viewer into an intimate encounter shaped by eye contact, masculine confidence, and suggestion. For Scholl, eroticism lives not only in what a photograph exposes, but in the charged space between what is seen and what is left to the i

Colarte’s work does not avert its gaze. His men are exposed in every sense: their bodies rendered with erotic directness, their encounters brought close enough to feel almost private. Yet beneath the explicitness lies something quieter—a fascination with vulnerability, connection, and the emotional contradictions contained within the male body.

Behind Jordan’s confident imagery and playful Peaks and Cheeks persona is a personal journey shaped by fitness, photography, travel, and self-discovery. Jordan reflects on overcoming insecurity, learning to recognize his own strength, and discovering that lasting confidence is built through progress, vulnerability, and authentic human connection.

Isaac does not simply photograph men — he studies presence. He enters a room reading energy, personality, hesitation, confidence, and trust. Before lighting is adjusted or direction is given, he is watching. Often, it begins with the eyes.

Colin didn’t grow into confidence early—he built it, piece by piece, over time. What began as discomfort in his own body evolved into something far more deliberate: a transformation not just of form, but of presence. Now based in New York City, Colin occupies a space he once only observed from a distance—embodying the kind of man he used to desire, while still carrying the memory of who he was before.