
Jeff Stone, photographed by Phil Flasche
Jeff Stone, photographed by Phil Flasche
AKA Michel Guillot – Michel Guillot – he, as well as his photographs, appeared in Western Man publications; he also did modeling work for Target Studios as Ben Chapin – BUT (and?)
you may remember from such films as:
Ben Chapin on BJland
who you may remember from such publications as:
Besides being super handsome, I also admire his work, which I am still working on collecting more samples of – here is what I have so far –
his work as photographer:
links/sources:
by Roy Blakey
I’ve posted many pics from this October 1979 issue of Mandate, which was 8-10 pages in all, including the cover
photo from Michael Rock – Rockshots
1978, photographs by Richard Sullivan.
I’ve been slowly adding found pics to a “Richard Sullivan” folder, once I saw that he’s got some great shots of some of my favorite pornstars – Richard Locke, Fred Halsted, for example; possibly as publicity shots for El Paso Wrecking Corp. but I was hoping there were more “porn” pics among the many images I’ve seen of his of famous people. But this post has nothing to do with Mr. Sullivan – it began, in fact, as just a few shots of a younger version of a star we’ve all enjoyed (yes, ALL OF US!) From a magazine called Too Hot To Handle #5, a series I thought I posted about, but dagnabit, that’s in the drafts folder waiting for some more research. Anyway, before posting these pics, I wanted to look at the original pics, the ones that weren’t “too hot to handle” for the regular In Touch magazine, saw more adorable pics, saw “Scott” with a different last name, realized I had posted a pic or two from that spread, had no idea he was the same Scott, and looking for photo credit I see Richard Sullivan’s name. Well, more research for that post!
photographed by Ned Hart, 1980
I’d been hunting down this magazine that features the photography of Michel Guillot – and while I am glad to finally have a copy, I must admit to being disappointed that none of his older work was included. This was published in 1994, and all the models look to be from that era. Nothing wrong with the gentleman above, I’ll readily admit!
The search for more of Guillot’s work continues….