Virility
Fred Goudon
Using the flamboyant France "esprit", Goudon accomplished his works with extraordinary sense of style and composition. In his fourth photobook, he focuses on twenty-something models.
In the midst of staged styled shoots, Goudon also shows everyday scenes of guys dressed in only a towel, enjoying the vista of Saint Tropez, or a cheerful scene of two friends laughing.
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Fred Goudon
Fred Goudon was born in Cannes in the south of France on june 1st 1965. He studies journalism, worked as a radio DJ and then as a press photographer. He left Cannes at the end of the 80's to go to Los Angeles, CA, to be a press correspondent for different magazines and newspapers. Since his return to France he has been working as a fashion and advertising photographer. He reached prominence through the publications of AQUA, BEDTIME STORIES, SUNDAY MORNING, VIRILITY from Bruno Gmünder Publishing and the photo shoot for the DIEUX DU STADE calendar.
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Dante from "Sex and the City": Gilles Marini in Fred Goudon's new book
As Dante, the hot guy living in the beach house next door to Samantha Jones in the "Sex and the City" movie, French model and actor Gilles Marini earned international recognition. Exiting pictures of him can be found in VIRILITY, the new book of his good friend Fred Goudon. In an exclusive interview, Gilles Marini tells us how he got prepared for his famous shower scene: