René Zuiderveld, an Amsterdam photographer of male fetish and kink, admits that voyeurism is what drives his lens. He tells you how he builds trust with his models, and how one suggestive, playful frame turns a body into a fantasy.
RTFM, a fetish photographer and latex fan from Stuttgart, puts one rule above everything: safety and consent. He tells how a bad first bondage session changed the way he picks his partners, what he advises rookies and why he picked up a camera.
Arjan, an Amsterdam Dom, is a professional army officer and a fetish photographer who likes his sub to hand him control. He tells you how trust makes it work, and how he makes submission look beautiful, vulnerable and strong.
Dylan, a fetish photographer from Brisbane, has a weakness for daddies and hyper-masculine men. He tells you what draws him to their musk, strength and attitude, and what it takes behind the lens to capture them.
Dread, 29, is the Manchester photographer behind Bad Wolf Photography who turns his lens on the kinky, creative world of fetish. He tells you how every shoot becomes a collaboration with his models' kinks, and what he wants to shoot next.
Turismo is a pup and artist from Adelaide who paints bodies head to toe in shimmering metallic colour, then photographs the result. He tells you why a coat of paint turns shy models into showpieces, and what the kangaroos have to do with it.
The Puppeteer is an Amsterdam rope artist who ties boys into breathtaking suspensions on stage and at his own Ready2Play parties. He tells you why a suspension gets such an instant wow, how he keeps his victims safe and what newer tops should learn first.
Massimo and his boyfriend Marco run 4M Pictures in Milan and shoot their own fantasies: bound and humiliated, bearded and hairy men. They tell you what drives them, why the Catholic Church took offence and how far the camera goes.
Pup Scrappy is a gay pup who works and studies in London. In this PupTalk he talks about how he found kink and about the pup-themed art he made for his university degree show, which explores masculinity and pup identity.
Neil Z Page, a London photographer, wraps a beaten Daredevil in heavy chains and a red jock for his latest shoot. He tells you how a Netflix poster became his Chained Masculinity series and a new superhero character for Eye of the Cyclone, and where to book your own shoot.
