Four Decades Behind the Camera

Nick Baer has been photographing the male nude since 1985. That’s more than 40 years spent documenting men, bodies, personalities, and an art form that has changed considerably since he first picked up a camera.

Over those decades, Nick has built an extensive archive of male nude photography, much of which now lives in the Nick Baer Gallery collection of books and eBooks. His work spans different models, posing styles, bodies, and eras, creating a photographic record that stretches back to a time long before digital cameras, social media, and smartphones changed the way we see and share images.

Nick was kind enough to share several photographs from his collection with GoNaked Magazine, including images from some of his published books. We’re pleased to share a sampling of his work with you here.

There’s Much More to See

What you see on these pages represents only a small portion of Nick’s catalog.

The Nick Baer Gallery website includes his collection of nude male photography books and eBooks, along with information about the models and collections he has photographed through the years.

Want to see more of Nick’s work?

Visit the Nick Baer Gallery of Nude Male Photo Books:
https://nickbaergallery.com/index18.php

Prefer printed books? Nick Baer Gallery titles are also available through Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=nick+baer+male+nude&tag=wwwnickbaerco-20&x=0&y=0&sort=daterank

For those curious about what happened on the other side of the finished photograph, Nick also offers Behind the Scenes videos from his nude photo shoots:
https://www.gay-dvds-for-women-and-men.com/

And if you want to browse his catalog without loading all the graphics, there’s a text-based version of the Nick Baer Gallery catalog:
https://www.nickbaergallery.com/indexNBGAL.php

After more than four decades of photographing the male form, Nick has accumulated quite a body of work. Take some time to explore it. You might find a favorite model, a favorite era, or a book you want sitting on your own shelf.