Synopsis

Bryan Ockert was on the forefront of the Internet revolution. Almost a decade ago he started an online fotojournal, long before blogs were as ubiquitous as they are today. On his site, ChaosInAustin.com, he chronicled his day-to-day life, posting pictures along with his words, giving visitors a tremendous sense of "knowing" him. With a growing fan-base, and bandwidth bills mounting Ockert looked to his hunky, friends to strip for his camera lens. And thus began ChaosMen.

ChaosMen is his first compilation of 220 of his hottest and most popular models. They are captured in a mix of full color and muted duo-tone images. Many of these and other photos can also be found on his website now named ChaosMen.com. His site receives millions of hits each day, and enjoys a fan base that is eager to see models they have come to know and love in a more intimate setting. The photos in the book are a mixture of fully naked and shirtless men. Many of the naked photo show guys hard and playing with themselves. They are all solo or pair pictures, there are no sex acts portrayed.

The hunks in this book are something special. The relationship between photographer and model is something of beauty, and this transcends to through the lens, to the viewer. This is the first of what is expected to be many books to come from the talented web guru and photographer.