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Photography and design brand Xodus focuses on pushing the boundaries of what is expected of men through a visual representation. The goal is to open up the spectrum of what is socially acceptable.
This comes after Express.co.uk reported on a viral video of a blonde girl who had an extreme reaction to riding a rollercoaster. The blonde beauty has been captured on camera by her boyfriend as they took on a stomach-churning rollercoaster ride. In the Fall of 2009 Terry moved to Palm Springs from Minneapolis. He was immediately taken with his surroundings both geographical and societal. He found this place to be a dichotomy of people: one set basking in a verdant oasis and the other set struggling in a city that was barren and dry. His Australian sister, in a fit of rage one day, tossed her camera at him and said "Get out of my eyes!" he never returned it. Most of our buyers however, have come from an older demographic mainly buying Bloxers as a funny gag gift for friends, not necessarily to solve a major problem they themselves face,” says Woods.
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When Pawel Spychalski offered up a big bunch of his underwear and swimwear photos we could hardly say no. These photos have a mostly light spirit, as if the men modeling the briefest of briefs are having a ball showing it all off for the photographer. Celebrate the pool parties of Southern California with these gorgeous painterly abstractions by Terry Hastings. The sensual details of this Water series are both crystal clear and beautifully distorted, remininding us of a Southern California childhood growing up in swimming pools. Terry's first geographic adventure was out to the sand dunes just north of Palm Springs. You can see them just off the highway to your right, as you enter from Los Angeles, this little pile of sand as if the mountain split a seam. Terry grabbed his camera, a model, and 15 yards of fabric he just happened to have lying around, and set out on his adventure. The wind makes a wonderful dance partner and Terry snapped shots capturing the beauty created by model, fabric, and wind. Sometimes the wind blows off the mountain, sometimes it blows into the mountain, and on those most special of days, it blows straight up to the sky!Self-taught photographer Pawel Bronislaw Spychalski is in his 40s and living and working in Warsaw in his native Poland. He is fiercely independent and loyal. He wisely trusts his own instincts rather than following trends. But as the ride began its hair-raising ascent, her expression changed slightly to one of apprehension.
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