Red Hardcover – October 1, 2009

At this busy time of year, take time to buy one copy for yourself and one for your best friend. He or she will thank you for it.Dylan gives us an exotic, sensual look into true male beauty. The shades of RED amplify the flesh tones and give meaning to desire.You can feel the models very presence.Excellent work Dylan. We look forward to your next publication.

Dylan Rosser is one of my favorite photographers. I love his work and how he makes every man look so perfectly amazing in front of that camera. A mere combination of gorgeous men, masculinity and explicitness. I LOVE his work and i'm proud to say i have all of his books, they are simply beautiful.

I worded buy mistake,but the photos were well done.I give three stars.

Most of Dylan Rosser's stuff doesn't do anything for me. He tries too hard to be cutesy, artsy, stylish, and it all turns out to be mostly just plain fey and effeminate. This book has a couple of very attractive models, but you could take photos of them with an Instamatic and they'd be attractive, the photographer had nothing to do with it. Many of the remaining models are decidedly unsexy, and several, to my taste, outright freaks, with tattoos everywhere.Here, for instance, he seems to think that if he drapes his models in some red silk fabric held by them in various poses, covering them with it here and there, the result will be oh, like, way so cool, man. To me, I just think it's stupid and pointless, not to mention pretentious and trite.Rosser did a very good job with his book "Naked", but this one and "X-Posed" I could totally live without. If you get turned on by effeminate-looking models who are so gay they could be spotted a mile away with a sign on their chest, "I'm fabulous!", then you'll like Rosser's stuff.But if you like high-end, erotically-charged photos of very hot, straight-looking, and very attractive men, you can easily do far, far, far better elsewhere. Look at any of Paul Freeman's work, or Rick Day, or Mark Henderson if you really want top quality male erotic photography, and pass on this silly pretentiousness.

Dylan Rosser does a truly wonderful job in capturing the sensual look into true male form. The photographs are simply beautiful. I first viewed when I purchased the calendar; the young man on the cover of both is Greek sculpting at its finest.

Dylan is a great photographer that knows how to capture a great male image. He finds the best guys and inspires them to come out of their shell to produce a stunning and tasteful shot.

Huge fan.

If you're familiar with the work of Dylan Rosser, it will come as no surprise to learn that the images - and the men - in his new book RED are beautiful beyond belief. To call the photographs striking is simply not enough; Dylan's images are sublime, sexy, and charged with erotic energy and tension that renders the pages of RED hauntingly powerful.Not to mention incredibly sexy.I feel as if I've become an expert of sorts when it comes to the images in RED. Not simply because I find the men within its pages to be stunningly gorgeous, but because a few months ago I spent an entire afternoon studying the photographs from cover to cover - here comes full disclosure - because I was asked to write the foreword. Exploring the book again, now that it's been released, I'm still amazed (and sometimes aroused; I'll admit it) at the exceptional beauty of the men in the photos- and the extraordinary talent of the photographer behind them.Of course the first and easiest reaction when looking at the images that make up RED is to simply be stunned by the hot men. That, of course, is to be expected. Dylan's men - and the way that he photographs them - are magnificent. A closer look at Rosser's work however, reveals many more layers to his photography. These aren't' simply gorgeous men with beautiful bodies- Rosser's images evoke a sultry sensuality not always found in the world of male nude photography. His visual creations - and the stories those images tell - expose masculine sexuality and the beauty of the male form in all its glory.And yet there's still more to it than that.Aside from raw sexuality, Rosser's images unveil the sensual - some would say softer - side of his models. His style, technique, and the way he manipulates light, shadows, angles and props, truly separate him from the crowd. His use of even the simplest things - swaths of fabric - reveal his talent for expressing emotion through images. Rosser's images don't simply turn us on; they also take us on a sensuous, carnal journey through intimacy, fantasy, and ecstasy. It's certainly a world I'd like to live in.In this volume - for the first time - Rosser worked from the impetus of a theme, having been drawn to the color representing energy, love, lust and passion. The most emotionally intense color, only Rosser could harness the conflicted intensity behind this fervid shade and transform it into a visual odyssey as told through the stunning bodies of his men. The result is RED.I know you'll be captivated by the images in this book. As always, Rosser's guys are diverse in size, shade, shape and attitude. The one thing they all have in common?They're all GORGEOUS.

I bought this book because of my love of photography and my fondness of the color red. This book is first and foremost a photographic tribute to male beauty. I was a little disappointed that red is more of a backdrop rather than the main theme. Also, it would have better suited my individual taste if the photos left a little more to the imagination. Nevertheless, the photos & the men are quite beautiful, so I've decided to keep this book for now. It's still a unique addition to my small but growing collection of "Red" books.