We took our Model du Jour WAY out into the desert, damn near far enough, but not quite.
Ya know those movies about the desert where there's nothing and no one around for miles and miles?
Well, this was not that desert!
Our boy sat thru four hours to get this scene under enormously difficult conditions.
Firstly, Our New Jersey based photographer had no idea you could be really hot, and really cold at the same time! Then, well damn we might as well have filmed off on I 95, doesn't ANYONE in Californis drive thru LA anymore?
As a Photography student at UCSD Trevor, originally from Madison Wisconsin, says he has seen all this before.
"I don't mind, I've done lot's of nude work on both sides of the camera, and I'm glad there was no pressure, and lots of magazines and lube!"
Yes, low flying aircraft, a ranger patrol, dirtbikers, and (You can't make up this stuff) a school bus with six chaperone cars all filed by at one point or another, causing quite a break in the action!
"It really wasn't that bad" our charming young calendar boy assured us."I just hope I have time to do that Nevada boy before I leave"
We sort of got used to hearing that about Ryan :-)
"I'm going back to WI for the holidays, so the desert will probably sound pretty good by New Years! Stefan told me he had a blast in Florida, and the guys were all really sweet, the guys gorgeous, and I learned alot for next semester, so it's all good!
Too young for the clubs, Trevor spends alot of his free time frequenting San Diego's coffee houses such as Caliphs.
"I enjoy great conversation with interesting people alot more then drinking til I puke. My best friend Austin is a self taught history guru, we have to get him on the history channel someday!"
Now safely esconced in Wisconsin during this record breaking winter, we're hoping to see Trevor again when we return to California for our next model hunt there Feb 17-25 '99. til then, you can see his second and much more enjoyable desert saga, on video! Click HERE for info :-)
Send an email letting him know what you think.
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