BCC: Robb…I've wanted to do this interview for a long time. Your work is rather well known -  smart, sexy and a great depiction of the homomasculine male. Did you ever think you'd take this kind of journey?

Robb: Thanks Brett! To be honest, No, I had no idea I would even be doing photography, much less having a site dedicated to capturing and sharing the beauty of the physical male. And while it is still early in this process for me (the galleries have been up for just a little over a year) I am having a great time doing the work and meeting new people along the way.  

BCC: Where did you grow up?

We’ve all heard the saying, “Nice guys finish last.”  And I’ve lamented before, on a social networking blog I once kept, that as the proverbial “nice guy”, while I didn’t always finish last, it would’ve been nice to win, for a change.  Well, as a former track and field athlete, I was trained to learn that how you ran a race was dependent on the type of race you were in.  I recently came to the realization that navigating through the often “cutthroat” world of dating isn’t that different.

There was once a time when everything I had learned in my life about myself and the people around me manifested itself to everyone I came into contact with as an exuberant self-confidence which many people seemed to be attracted to, be it romantically, sexually or platonically.