I observe how infrequently you present the backs of models. Surely their “latissimi dorsi” and “trapezius” would make excellent images. May I suggest that you develop a whole new subset of your studies of handsome men: “zones of muscles.” For example, you could present an array of different models showing only, or, focusing on their pectorals conjoined with the “serratus anterior;” or, a study of the “gluteus maximus and the adjacent “biceps femoris.” A third great study would be of the “rectus abdominis and the “external obliques.” A great book to expand appreciation of the human body is VISUALIZING MUSCLES by John Cody, MD. Thank you for your sensitive studies of the male.
MATTHEW'S ISLAND 
I observe how infrequently you present the backs of models. Surely their “latissimi dorsi” and “trapezius” would make excellent images. May I suggest that you develop a whole new subset of your studies of handsome men: “zones of muscles.” For example, you could present an array of different models showing only, or, focusing on their pectorals conjoined with the “serratus anterior;” or, a study of the “gluteus maximus and the adjacent “biceps femoris.” A third great study would be of the “rectus abdominis and the “external obliques.” A great book to expand appreciation of the human body is VISUALIZING MUSCLES by John Cody, MD. Thank you for your sensitive studies of the male.