Bel Ami's Secret Eye - Robo Melo - Photo Book

Bel Ami's Secret Eye

Robo Melo

Photo Book, Pages: 256, Size: 17 x 22,5 cm / 6.75 x 9 inch, Format: Hardcover, Colour: full colour, ISBN 978-3-86787-427-4, February 2013, $ 52.99





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The boys of Bel Ami are used to being in front of the camera—whether it’s for a movie shoot or a photo session. And even behind the scenes they are never really unwatched. There’s Robo Melo, for instance, who is Bel Ami’s video editor and who works close enough with the guys to take pictures of them even in their most private moments. His photos are snapshots in Polaroid style—unvarnished and never posed. With a fine feeling for just the right moment, he created a visual diary of his everyday life with some of Europe’s hottest porn stars.




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Author

Robo Melo

Robo Melo

The photographer Robo Melo was born in Slovakia in 1968 and educated at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava in Documentary film making. In the 90’s he worked as News director in Slovak television, cooperated with VTV Cable TV and film, television and advertising companies. Since 2000 he has worked as post production manager, Photographer and Documentary cameraman for Bel Ami. He is the designer and editor of the Bel Ami Premiere Collection films. During this time he also runs and works for his own media production studio "29 films". His most recent works, of which these pictures are an example, has been a return to analog "Lomo" photography.