Webster’s Dictionary  defines  the Australian term ‘larrikin’ a boisterous, often badly behaved young man or a person with apparent disregard for convention; a maverick.’ And that is exactly what celebrated photographer Paul Freeman has captured so brilliantly in his latest book that carries that name. It continues his photographic journey, with a signature array of enthralling and sensual art nude stories of men in gritty and evocative landscapes, which frankly can only be described ‘as hot as hell‘. 

His highly successful Outback series in which he uses the Australian bush and its’ changing moods to explore his male aesthetic, and to style and weather his subjects are just part of his prolific output.  Larrikin, his latest book is just as stunning and is available now  at  http://www.paulfreeman.com.au/book-store.