Lattices do something slightly different. Instead of one strong line, they create a whole grid—squares, diamonds and crosshatching set against the curves of the male body.
1. Rick Gorden posed under an arched lattice on the recognizable mountaintop set by Bob Mizer known as Mt. Mizer.
2. Rick Gorden facing away from the camera...umm yes please!
3. Rick Gorden creating a diagonal with his arms. I like the underarm hair in this shot.
Sometimes they're garden architecture, sometimes privacy screens, sometimes archways framing the model. Either way, that rigid geometry makes flesh look even more organic.
4. Gary Clayson next to the same lattice on Mizer's property.
5. Chris Lee perched on Mizer's min-trampoline in front of two black Lattices.
6. Bill Grant by Pat Milo aka James Patrick from Milo's Los Angeles catalogue from the mid-60's.
7. Unidentified model (though he looks so familiar) posed in front of a lattice by Walter Kundzicz.
This motif isn't nearly as common as ladders or columns, so I've included several shots of Rick Gorden and Brian Jetter. Apparently, once a photographer found a good lattice, he got his money's worth.
8. Brian Jetter by Walter Kundzicz aka Champion Studios.
9. Brian Jetter in a seated pose in front of a lattice by Kundzicz.
10. Brian Dexter posed in front of a lattice wall.
Please leave thoughts, questions, corrections or additions in the comments. Thank you, bns
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